The term “angels” is aptly applied to these little ones, as they exude a kind of ethereal beauty that goes beyond the physical. It’s not just their delicate features or their soft hair, although those contribute to their charm. There’s a deeper essence that resonates with our primal instinct to nurture and protect. In their innocent eyes, we glimpse a reflection of our own lost innocence, serving as a reminder of the pure joy that exists in the world.

Babies also excel in non-verbal communication. Their smiles, coos, and giggles convey emotions with such clarity and sincerity that it’s irresistibly engaging. They cry as well, but even their tears carry a certain sweetness, a vulnerability that compels us to hold them close and alleviate their discomfort.

Then, there’s the way they move. Their limbs flail with abandon, their bodies contort into seemingly impossible shapes, yet there’s a graceful quality to it all. Unburdened by the social constraints of movement, they navigate freely and authentically—a jubilant celebration of being alive.