As I blink my eyes and both of my kids are already 2years old. I wanted to write this on their birthday but the day went by so fast that I just didn't find the time. I feel that time has just flown by before I could even enjoy their babydom. They are now called toddlers and everyone asks me ' has the terrible twos started '. I used to crib and complain on lack of sleep, social outings, food and probably 100 different things. It's so different now.

My daughters first official word is 'pizza' and my son's is 'car'. None of us taught them and I wonder how genes are so accurate. So many things I get to learn from my kids. My daughter is growing up to be independent. She wants to wear her own shoes, take bath, brush her teeth and even dress up before going out. PS - she loves putting on bindi and jewellery. She is kind and considerate towards her brother. offers him a share of any food she eats and always looks out for him. She is super naughty - licks off the ghee from diya, climbs stairs and runs off.on a moment notice,has to explore every bit of the toys.

My son loves to play with his ball and he is obsessed with cars and bikes. He can throw a fit if you try to get him off one. He always shares his food with everyone in the room and never asks for more. Both of them love to play with kids and sleep without any fuss. He is crawling and attempting to pull himself up but I wish he walks sooner. Though we didn't do anything eventful on their 2nd birthday few things are.to be recorded -

We.finally moved to our house on 19th February on the day of their birthday. Only my parents decided to be a part of it. It's ok. People who matter to me and them were there. Few.friends came over and we had a great dinner with my brother and my best friend. We were laughing a lot. Maybe that's what we needed after a tiring day.

I am scared about the future. Will I be able to raise them in the best possible way ? What does the future hold. Will we as a family be able to enjoy our lives or will be a conditional one like it has been all the while. Guess we will not know unless we live through it. Let's hope and cross fingers