Letters to My Baby: Write Now. Read Later. Treasure Forever.

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I’m thrilled to set out on this adventure with you. As I pen this letter to you, I feel proud of you. It is a delight to start this business venture with you, and let this be the start of something extraordinary. Prom is a special milestone, celebrating your school years and your friendships. As you wear your suit and tie, know that you’re not just dressing up for an event but for a memory that will stay with you for a lifetime. So feel your sorrow and remember that a failed relationship does not determine your value. Lean on your loved ones, give yourself time to recover, and open your heart to the world when ready.

Birthday Letters to My Baby - Etsy Canada Birthday Letters to My Baby - Etsy Canada

I want you to understand that the seeds of greatness are sown in the form of dreams. They are the nudges from your heart that guide you toward your genuine calling. Though difficulties and uncertainties may lie ahead, your unshakeable faith and commitment can take you forward. It is Ok to Say No: It is not uncommon for me to say ‘yes’ so often that my schedule and work load are overwhelming. You, on the other hand, say ‘no’ when you are tired, ‘no’ when you don’t want to play, ‘no, thank you’ if you are not hungry. You are not impolite, but you – simply by being you – are a small girl example of what it means to set boundaries in life. Kindly let us know a date that works best for you both in the upcoming weeks. We’ll make sure everything is ideal for a relaxing and enjoyable evening. I look forward to spending quality time with the one who has won our son’s heart. On the day Sophia was born I wrote her a letter, not wanting to forget the feeling of that unique moment. I thought about the woman she would one day become and hoped that this letter would bring joy and meaning to her older self; that one day it would be a keepsake by which she could remember her arrival in the world. I feel proud as I watch you grow and evolve from a young boy to an able man. Your drive, tenacity, and forward-thinking outlook deserve the highest praise.While I’ll always be there to support you every step of the way, I believe in your capacity to find your route. Your hunger for success and desire for excellence will help you realize all your dreams. There are countless opportunities in this world, and I do not doubt you’ll leave your stamp on it. I’m sure the little one will bring so much joy into the family and I cannot wait to hold them in my arms. The love, happiness, and memories with your child will make all the longer nights and difficulties worthwhile. As you start your business, we would like to let you know how proud we are. You have grown up exactly the way we wanted you to, a strong, independent man. You always surprised us as a kid. You would do things without much nudging and still come up with solutions. Over 10 years ago, before I’d had my first baby, I really wanted to have two children, close in age, because I thought that way they’d grow up to be great friends. As it turned out that just wasn’t possible and there is a 6 year age gap between you and your big sister, Léna. It made me sad to realise you’d never have that closeness. What I didn’t realise was that age really didn’t matter as you two are so incredibly close, and have been since the moment you clapped eyes on each other.

Letter to my Baby on His First Birthday - Life with Baby Kicks A Letter to my Baby on His First Birthday - Life with Baby Kicks

I believe in your ability and, most importantly, in your perseverance. I will be by your side, encouraging you at each step, celebrating each accomplishment, and helping you overcome obstacles as you pursue them with all your heart. Every day, I am learning from you and every day I hope to be the guide you need as you set the bar for who you want to be as you grow up. In honor of your last pre-teen birthday, here is a list of lessons I’ve learned from you and a few I hope you are learning from me. 12 Lessons Shared Between Mother and Daughter From you, Small Girl, to Me.Cherish every moment leading up to the wedding day as this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Plan the wedding meticulously and let us know if we could be of any help. It is Hard to be Loved:I love, adore, and treasure the relationship you and I have now. I’m incredibly grateful for the gift of your confidence and while I hope you will long trust me as someone you can continue to confide in, I am aware there may be a day you will not agree with my decisions as your mom. I want you to always remember that I (and your dad)won’t make decisions based on what is popular, or what ‘everyone else is doing’, but rather based on what we believe is best for YOU. We love you, and sometimes, it is hard to be loved.

Letter to My Daughter on Her Birthday: 12 Lessons Shared A Letter to My Daughter on Her Birthday: 12 Lessons Shared

Congratulations on turning 18. As you are officially a man now, I’m writing to you to let you know a few things that I believe would help you, for they definitely helped me.A person’s character is often judged by their deeds. You can make a real impact in the community by doing your bit and encouraging others to follow your suit. Your kindness and dedication have always left me in awe and I am heartened by your decision to serve the society. This is one of the hardest things that we have to ever write to you. I write this, knowing that I need an outlet, and if I cannot tell what’s in my heart to my own son, I cannot tell it to anyone.