My baby just turned one and a half years old, or 18 months, for those who prefer counting age by months. “Do we stop counting his age by months now?” my husband asked on the day. Fortunately, it is a common practice to stop counting a baby’s age by months when they turn two years old. There are some who take the practice too far by counting their children’s age by months for much longer than necessary. Because our lives have been so intricately intertwined for the last 18 months, I often mumble and grumble about the difficulties of motherhood.

Source: The Star March 19, 2023 11:42 UTC