Everyone has milestones at some point in their lives. Mine is big to me, but maybe not to others. Only, older siblings will understand my milestone in life that began at the age of five years old. This was an enormous and a major change in my life but it was also a blessing it was the birth of my younger brother Chanse. First of all, I dragged finding out that Chanse was a little brother instead of a little sister. Then, there was a change in the sleeping arrangements in the house for me. During this change in my life, I had to learn not only to share my toys or space; I had to learn how to share the love of both my parents. Finally, I learned to take care of Chanse as another human being, my little brother with the help of my
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To begin, my mom, dad, and I were very happy to find-out a new baby was coming in the house. Mom and I were hoping for a girl, but it did not matter to my father because he would rather have a boy. So, the day came for us to go and receive the information on whether it is a girl or boy. While in the room, the tech points at the screen and asked me,” do you want a brother or sister?” I said, “I want a sister.” She said well you are have a little brother. My mother and I begun to cry. We sat in the doctor’s office and we cried together, while my dad sat and said we were …show more content…
I suppose I could say Chanse has taught me about unconditional love at all times. Being an only child, I did not know how to share, but being in the big brother situation, has taught me that my items in the house could be shared with others. Christmas is great because we get up together happy and proud of whatever my mom and dad has put under the Christmas tree. Because of his constant crying when he came home from the hospital, I learned to sleep in my own bed and in my own room without my mom and dad; therefore, I grew-up really fast in one night. As far as him being a boy instead of a girl, well, I like him being a boy just fine, because if he would have been a girl, I would have to lock her up and throw away the key to keep the boys from her. Having a little brother truly disrupted my life in many ways, mostly all good
To begin, my mom, dad, and I were very happy to find-out a new baby was coming in the house. Mom and I were hoping for a girl, but it did not matter to my father because he would rather have a boy. So, the day came for us to go and receive the information on whether it is a girl or boy. While in the room, the tech points at the screen and asked me,” do you want a brother or sister?” I said, “I want a sister.” She said well you are have a little brother. My mother and I begun to cry. We sat in the doctor’s office and we cried together, while my dad sat and said we were …show more content…
I suppose I could say Chanse has taught me about unconditional love at all times. Being an only child, I did not know how to share, but being in the big brother situation, has taught me that my items in the house could be shared with others. Christmas is great because we get up together happy and proud of whatever my mom and dad has put under the Christmas tree. Because of his constant crying when he came home from the hospital, I learned to sleep in my own bed and in my own room without my mom and dad; therefore, I grew-up really fast in one night. As far as him being a boy instead of a girl, well, I like him being a boy just fine, because if he would have been a girl, I would have to lock her up and throw away the key to keep the boys from her. Having a little brother truly disrupted my life in many ways, mostly all good