In 2014, New Jersey father Nick Tomasso dressed himself and his newborn son Jackson in matching Batman shirts for a photo, never expecting it to become an 11-year tradition. Each year, they recreated the picture, with Jackson receiving a new Batman shirt while Nick continued wearing the original, showing just how quickly his son was growing. When Nick shared the collection of 11 photos online, it went viral, touching parents who could relate to how fast childhood passes and his simple message: “Just be there for them.”…
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