It was mid-October when we gave Nyana her first tub bath. She couldn’t have even been three pounds back then, and the “tub” we used was nothing more than a stainless steel mixing bowl that you’d find in any equipped kitchen. We filled the bowl with water and placed it inside her solarium, and then sat her inside it. Today we needed to wash the residual antiseptic paint off of Nyana, and unable to give her a bath directly, we filled a bowl and gave her a sponge bath instead.
This is the very same bowl in both images.
I was reading back on our Nyanaku page yesterday during Ny’s surgery—actually, I’ve re-read practically this entire blog in the past three days—and I came across a haiku that Nyana’s great-uncle Jack wrote about two weeks after the first tub photo was taken:
How can one so wee
Fill so many hearts with glee
Nyana, you rock.
How very true.

Growing DEFINITELY looks good on her!
I HEART NY, too!! =) I’m so happy to see her doing well. That bowl sure does show how big she is now!
LOL, way to go, Nyana.
so hard to believe she used to be that little… It’s crazy how much she’s grown and changed.
Love the Haiku!
What a beautiful, tube-less mouth
Must feel so much better for her.
Love the before and after!