I can’t even remember the last time my firstborn asked me for an “uppy.” I don’t know whe… — @corinavwilson

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@corinavwilson's TikTok video "I can’t even remember the last time my firstborn asked me for an “uppy.” I don’t know when that last time was, and that thought alone breaks my heart a little. Last night, for just a second, I picked her up… and it hit me. Somehow, while I was busy soaking in all the little everyday moments, time quietly stole away the baby I used to carry everywhere. I blinked, and now she’s taller than I am. I wanted to cry because I realized I’ll never get those tiny little arms wrapped around my neck again or hear that sweet little voice asking me to hold her. Those moments felt like they’d last forever, but they never do. Then, after I put Lacie down, my youngest came running up with her little arms reaching for me, wanting her own “uppy.” It was like I was transported back in time for just a moment. I suddenly saw Lacie in her, and it reminded me that these days the ones that feel long and exhausting sometimes are the very days we’ll ache to have back one day. So last night I held my baby just a little longer… and hugged my first baby a little tighter. Time is such a thief. If only us mamas knew when we were holding our babies for the last “uppy,” I don’t think we’d ever put them down. 😭🤍" has 9,590 views, 440 likes, 5 comments, 5 shares in the public metrics captured by this index. That is an engagement rate of 4.69% (likes, comments and shares over views). It was posted 4 months ago and runs 37 seconds. It has been saved 31 times.

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It was posted on 2026-07-02, 4 months ago.

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