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Do you ever wonder how it is like to be a baby? Well, I do. Of course, we all have zero memories of your time as babies. Which is why sometimes parents forget to empathize with their babies when they're throwing a fit.

An article written by Jane Meredith Adams of Parenting.com describles exactly how it feels like to be a baby. It is beautifully written piece about how babies are in general and their development.

Here is an excerpt from her article posted on CNN.

His eyelids flutter drowsily. Lowering him onto a blanket, she swaddles his arms against his chest, the way he rested in the womb. He hears a made-up tune she first sang to him in utero: "You're my baby, my baby, my baby baby boy." He opens his eyes for a moment, recognizing the sounds. He'll never consciously recall it, but it's a sensory memory that stays with him. His eyelids flutter again and he's asleep. His brain is not yet capable of organizing and making sense of all the things he sees, hears, feels, and does, and won't keep the details of this day in long-term storage. The morning drifts away in what's known as infantile amnesia.