Sound Machine

The other night morning when I walked back to my room, I just stood outside the door mesmerized by the sounds from the other side. Seriously, without little bulldogs of your own, it's hard to even explain. Mostly, because  I imagine the description does not sound all that appealing.

But I walked up just to listen to the sweet grunts, rhythmic breathing, and occasional snores coming from my babies. I love those sounds. If I could create a sleep sound machine, those are the sounds I would bottle up and stuff inside. Ever since they were babies, those are my favorite sounds. Casey and I would just lay in bed listening to our sleeping beauties, and I would tell him how much those sounds melt my heart and how I cannot believe they are ours.

It may sound silly, but my girls are so special to me. So on this night, I walked in and gave my girls a good morning kiss before going back to bed. A full tummy and a full heart. They are going to be the best big sisters. 

Is it overkill to create our baby's sound machine with recorded bulldog sleep sounds? I know, I know, sounds nothing like the inside of my tummy, right? But then again, around 20-whatever weeks, babies can hear outside sounds, so maybe the sounds of our girls at night put Baby K to sleep too...definitely worth investigating.