What is a Greek adage about their newborn children?

There are a few Greek adages about newborn children, but one of the most common and meaningful is:

"Μικρό το παιδί, μεγάλη η χαρά" (Mikro to paidi, megali i chara)

This translates to:

"Small the child, great the joy"

This adage captures the profound joy and happiness that comes with the arrival of a newborn child, despite the challenges and responsibilities of parenthood. It emphasizes the immense love and affection that parents feel for their little ones, even from the very beginning.

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