The Keinon family is experiencing a baby boom after a year of war, with grandchildren being born and more expected in the near future. The Youngest named his daughter Yuval Malka, a name with personal meaning and significance. The author reflects on the joy of becoming a grandparent again and the optimism it represents. They also discuss their preference for not knowing the gender of their grandchildren before birth, but their children's desire to know. The author concludes that the last great mystery in life is not the baby's gender, but their name.