TIs there is someanything more expressive than a mother's face when she is watching her baby newborn?

This is a shinycute picture of a mother of a dragon and her new baby.

We can watchitness the first time they look themselves.at each other.

The baby is watching her mother, stretching its arms to her with a joy sense of joy.

This is a tender image that everyone will like, both, children and older people.

TIs there is someanything more expressive than a mother's face when she is watching her baby newborn baby?

This is a shinyjoyful/cute/nice picture of a mother of a dragon and her new baby.

In my humble opinion "shiny" doesn't work here, as the image isn't shiny at all. What Catalan/Castilian word did you have in mind here?

We can watchitness the first time they look themselvessee each other.

The baby is watching hersees its mother, stretching its arms to her with a joy sensewards her joyfully.

This is a tender image that will like both, children and olderadults will like.

TIs there is something more expressive than a mother's face when she is watching her baby newborn baby?

This is a shiny picture of a mother of a dragon and her newborn baby.

We can watch the first time when they look at themselves.

The baby is watching her mother, stretching its arms to her with a joy sense of joy.

This is a tender image that will like both, children and older.

what do you mean here?
tender como tierno/a?

TIs there is someanything more expressive than a mother's face whilen she is watching her baby newborn baby?

We can watchsee the first time they look themselvesat each other.

This is a tender image that will like both, children and olderchildren and the elderly can both appreciate.

The Mother of a Dragon

Sounds more natural as a title

TIs there is something more expressive than a mother's face when she is watching her baby newborn baby?

You must invert 'is' and 'there' if you're asking a question, otherwise it sounds like you're questioning someone's assertion, which you're not doing here. 'Baby newborn' sounds unnatural in English.

We can watchsee the first time they look themselvesat each other.

The baby is watching her mother, stretching its arms to her with a joy sensewards her joyfully.

'with a joy sense' is something you would never say in English. You could say 'with a sense of joy' but that sounds clunky. I corrected it to 'joyfully' as it sounds much more natural.

This is a tender image that will like both, children and olderboth the children and the elderly will like.

Gramatically incorrect sentence, mixing up subject and object.