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With her Daddy at a baseball game...

VictoriasMum

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Greetings all! I thought I would introduce myself since I am new here. My nale is Lara I have some pastlife memories myself, so I have been very sensitve to my daughter. Although, until recently she has never said anything that made me think that she had past life memories.

A few days ago she was asking for something off of a shelf (my daughter is 2 and 5 months) and I handed her down domino's she responded," not that, this this." Thinking she meant my hat a grey one with hawaiin islands I got it down and handed it to her. What does she say but,"It's a baseball cap!"

I was VERY surprised at this, we don't watch sports in my home (actually we don't watch tele at all) and niether my husband or I are sports fans. I responded,"Yes, honey, it is a baseball cap. Would you like to wear it?"

So I gave it to her and she put it on her head and blurted out,"I love the baseball game." I was floored. My daughter barely even says she loves us yet, lol. She loves kitties, she likes apples, I didn't even know she knew the word baseball and she comes up with baseball game!

After this she proceeded to tell me things that didn't make much sense. I will relate as best as possinble in her words.

"And when my daddy, at the baseball game, and he sat here," she said this while pointing as if to show me. There was a strong of other things including a lot of her toddler speak so I unfortunately did not understand.

Still I am intrigued. I am even more happy to have a place to learn about and share these type of experiences.

Thanks for reading and take care, Lara
 
Welcome to the forum Lara! :)

It seems that you little girl is having some PL memories...
The baseball cap was probably the trigger.
I would start writing down her memories since kids tend to forget what they said when they get older... It would be also a good idea to write down who was with her, location, time of the day... Anything can be a trigger.
Have you read Children's Past Lives yet? It will help you understand and learn how to deal with your daughter's memories.

Thanks for posting!

PS. You will probably enjoy reading this thread.
 
Thank you! I have thought of journaling them and definitely plan to.
I have not read Children's Past Lives, although it was recommended to
me by a friend.

Thanks again for the advice!

Take care, Lara
 
Hi Lara,
Thanks for sharing. "Return From Heaven" also by Carol Bowman is a great resource.
Fab, thanks for sharing about writing down when the memory occured and who was with her. I had not thought of that before even though I've been writing the actual memories down. It sounds like it may help to identify what triggers the memories, especially since my some of my son's memories scare him.
Vicky
 
You are welcome Vicky! :)

I also have a little boy!
He is 20 months old and is not talking much yet, but i am ready to start writing down any memories he might have... ;)
 
Hi Lara,

Just a quick idea, but maybe you could show your daughter some different baseball logos and see if anything jumps out at her. Maybe that will give you a clue as to where she lived in her past life ;) When I was younger I always wanted to wear a NY Yankees cap...lol :laugh:


Ailish :)
 
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