| adore |
to
regard with admiration, love, respect, and devotion |
| birth
|
the
process of being born and emerging from the body of a parent |
| caring
|
being
concerned about or watching over |
| communicate
|
to
transmit ideas, feelings, information, or emotions |
| daughter
|
a
female child |
| decorate
|
to
furnish or adorn with something ornamental |
| dedicated
|
devoted
to a cause or purpose |
| family
|
a
group of people, usually parents and their children, of a common
ancestry, whether living under the same roof or not |
| help
|
to
give or provide assistance |
| love |
strong,
passionate affection for another |
| nurture
|
to
support and encourage development |
| proud
|
feeling
or show pride over something considered highly honorable to oneself |
| special
|
extraordinary;
exceptional, as in amount or degree |
| son
|
a
male child |
| travel |
to
move from one place to another |
