Tribute to Mom(Grandma) YYS

"OU WAE!"
"OU WAE"
"OU WAE"
Just a short and sharp sound.

But it made three of them (Mr. & Mrs. YL and Mrs.YL’s mom) rushed to the Little She’s room.

They three made all their best amusing sounds to calm down Little She.

Mr. YL said, “hey hey hey Thamee lay, hey hey hey Thamee lay”
(of course Little She did not find it amusing at all. To prove that, she made her ‘ou wae’ louder)

Mrs. YL attempted by saying “aye Thamee lay yae, aye Thamee lay yae, we are here, we are here”.
(Little She thought it was way better. So she softened her ‘ou wae’ but was not content.)

Then expert came in.
Mdm YYW lifted Little She with soft but farm hands, let her comfortable on her, made some moves (kinda dancing, may be oldies style but looking good), said softly to Little She;
“oh are you hungry? Don’t get angry. I am here. I love you so much. How adorable you are! Don't cry. you will get tired otherwise”.
Oh yeah, Little She found it very gratifying. Stopped making ‘ou wae’, started trying to make other sounds like she was going to say something out.

Wow, experience does matters and counts.

So my wise advise to friends, who are one step closer to hear ‘ou wae’ soon,
BRING YOUR MOMS!
or else!