Arabella had just recently realized that she could connect with her father. So she coos her little heart out as she looks up at dada with those lovely eyes, unaware that she is gripping daddy’s heart in her small hands.
Zac, her dad, isn’t bothered in the least. He’s a very content father!

Zac relaxes, puts his feet up, and holds his darling daughter in his arms, savoring the moment. Time appears to stand still between a father and his daughter, and the only thing that counts is their interchange.


Arabella talks in «baby language,» yet Zac understands her well. Love doesn’t mind how it is expressed as long as it is felt.

Snicky58 has similar ideas, stating,

«What a sweet baby.» «I love you, Daddy,» she was undoubtedly trying to convey.

«That’s a wonderful healthy baby!» said another observer. She warms our hearts, and you are very lucky.

Moms are frequently praised for their efforts, and rightfully so. Mothers carry them for nine months, give birth, remain up all night, and perform the majority of the filthy job. Fathers are seen as providers who go to work, return home, and play with their children before repeating the cycle the following day.


Experts have discovered that fathers, too, have a caring nature.

Parents published a study on their website.

According to psychologist Marsha Kaitz of Hebrew University in Jerusalem, «When their senses of sight, hearing, and smell were inhibited, moms and dads who had spent at least one hour with their newborn were equally skilled at identifying her only by caressing the backs of her hands.» And Ross Parke, Ph.D., head of the Center for Family Studies at the University of California, Riverside, observed parental tendencies in children throughout their first two days of life. His constant conclusions, after many years of study, are that men are just as responsive as women to a baby’s signs and just as capable of reacting properly.


If given the option, Zac would want to remain at home with Arabella. While mom enjoys a well-deserved day at the spa, this dad would gladly nourish and clean his chatty baby girl.

She’s adorable! Those cherry cheeks are so full and asking for kisses. And the way she kicks her legs and extends them as she coos at her father is too cute!

Zac is behaving appropriately in this situation. He engages with her while making physical contact with her. It contributes to the development of a child’s relationship with his or her parent. It’s not visible, but it’s there.