Does any one know much about babies seeing angels and stuff like that? My grandmother died when i was much younger and i had a baby a few months ago and i want to know if shes around him my self or my mom. Well just in general is she still here. Is she happy but my number one question is... My son sometimes wiill be laying in his crib no one is in the room with him and he will just break out laughing as if some one is there making funnys at him.
babies and youngsters are very much close to the spirit world " it seems as if your grandmother or someone else in the family (most probally )your nan is protecting and watching over her great grandson ......be happy about that
From the time my son was 2 to about the age of 5 he told me he saw ghosts and angels i specifally remember laying in bed with him one night as he sat up and looked out our bedroom window saying that an angel was just there. I remember the one instance of a ghost he said that the ghost said alot of cuss words and smoked cigarettes but he was never afraid of any of this actually I think he frightened some of my friends more although it was always interesting to here some of his stories. Like paulfreespirt said children are closer to the spirit world mostly because of their innocence their is nothing stopping them or rethinking what they just saw. Your nan probably is a spirit he sees. I believe my grandmother is watching after Devin she died when he was 3 but he can recall stories about her to this day. It is quite amazing and in my eyes also a blessing Love & Light
all three of my kids (seperated by five years each) saw the same old man in one room of the house until about the age of four...kind of creepy at the time.
Its not the spirits or Angels themselves..... They are ghosts, some kinds of human energy , what they left, somehow it sayted there, we dont know even little about whats goign on in ghost world... But it is ghosts, real ppl that existed.
My mother still tells me to this day what a spooky child I was. *laughs* Laughing at things when there's nothing there (that you can see) making the child laugh, is quite a common thing with children. I used to smile at corners of the living room as if there was something there when there wasn't. As I got older I used to talk to myself in my room all the time, as if I was having conversations with someone. I then said at the age of five to my mother "I've been talking to a little boy that died..." and told her all about this little boy. I explained about his death and gave his name. Apprently it matched my uncle who had died as a child. So you may find as he gets older, that he starts to talk about what he sees. I'd say encourage him and tell him it's nothing to fear.
