Delphine smiled when Lydia stopped her crying and seemed to cheer up, especially when her Mama made a funny face. "There's my sweet, happy girl. Oh yes, I just love you're big smile. I could just eat you up." She wiped away the remnants of Lydia's tears and leaned her face in close to her daughter to give her an eskimo kiss. In getting nice and close, she also let Lydia put her little hands on her face since there was really no avoiding it.<br/><br/>Del had to admit that the change in attitude in Lydia so suddenly was a nice refresher from the rather grim and heavy subject they'd all just been talking about. Looking around the room to see all eyes on the mother and daughter duo, Delphine could tell they all thought so too. When everyone had settled down and Lydia stopped wailing, Del felt more at ease and kissed Lydia's cheek. "Why don't you sit with Nana and Papa for a minute? Mama needs to go change into something cleaner." She explained to her daughter and set the baby back down with her great grandparents on the couch before going downstairs to do exactly that. Luckily for her, the sweater was still a bit baggy on her despite her new physique and did a decent job at hiding her muscular arms.