The old lady watched as the baby kicked off the quilt but didn't stop him. Only after he had fully kicked it off did she cover him back up.

When she saw Tang Junye enter the room, she said to her daughter-in-law,

"Junye, come take a look at this little one. His calves are really strong-he kicks

off the quilt with such energy."

Tang Junye walked over, wanting to pick up the baby.

But the old lady stopped her and said, "Don't hold him unless he cries."

"Let him play by himself for a bit."

"How can he play at such a young age?"

Tang Junye pulled her hand back and said, "Mom, the baby doesn't seem to cry much. I haven't even heard him cry."

"You're too far away-how could you hear him? Ayin's room is soundproof, and you don't have super hearing. Besides, Ayin is personally taking care of Tongtong

learned so many child-rearing

keeps crying under his care, that would mean he's not

finished speaking, the old lady picked up the

said not to hold him if he doesn't cry, so why did you pick him

him pouting-he's about to cry. So I picked him up quickly.

the old lady's arms. Her eyes had never

her hold the baby

just a few days old often fall back asleep soon after

enough, cradled in his grandmother's arms, the baby dozed off again

such a

like Ayin when he was born-he didn't cry much

Tang Junye was reminded of when

looked at her grandson and recalled the moment her eldest son was

he was only obedient when he was well-fed. Try starving him- he'd

"...I don't remember much. It's been over 30 years. In my memory, Ayin

it was mostly her mother-in-law

he stopped crying. Whenever he woke up, he'd either shout or kick the crib

he's pooped. If not, he's either hungry or

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