Baba or Raja (king)

Dude (I noticed that I picked this up from one of the funniest people I've ever met, an Indian lady) is Baba spoiled or what!  ...no wonder he cries when it's only Mama haha

- Mama no fun like nanny. Nanny play with me all day, only me, me, me. Mama boring do other things not me. Clean, eat, dishes, shop. What about MEEEE every second of the day?

He is so spoiled (I know a baby can not be spoiled in this ie joke) with love and attention. I guess he should be called Raja (king) instead of Baba

No really,  I love watching my son happy and in good hands.  I want his love cup to be overflowing. I am happy when he is happy.

And DUDE am I blogging like a mad woman. It is so easy on the phone. I need to get things out of my system and I see this as a diary of our time in Bangalore.

Indian people as world champs

A lot of people think we were brave giving birth in India. ...but hello. ...Indian people loooove children. I would say they are crazy about children and really know how to take great care of them. Yes, it is a culture shock but it doesn't mean our Swedish way is better.

The only thing I am forceful about is not wrapping our Viking baby in to many clothes. Winter here is summer for us and if Baba wears hat, mittens,  sock and a knitted sweater in 20+ degrees,  he will melt.

Apart from that, the oil massages, their rocking techniques,  the gentle touch and the fact that everyone wants to cuddle with Baba (old and young) - Indians are world champs in baby care.

So if you're having a baby here, why not stay in the country? Our new nanny started yesterday and Baba just smiled. ..the monster eater did not pay attention to his precious feeding time. He pierced his big blue at her, became exited and smiled one of those smiles where you melt as butter in the sun.

See the full wrapping of Baba after birth. ..hehe