Letters To My Baby Boy: 18 Years of Birthday Letters To My Son As I Watch You Grow | Keepsake Prompt Journal and Memory Book from Mom and Dan with ... | Gift Idea for Newborn and New Parents

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We know we are far from perfect, and can only hope to be half the parents that we were blessed and fortunate to have, but we can promise you one thing, we couldn’t love you more. com, the Sell on Etsy app, and the Etsy app, as well as the electricity that powers Etsy’s global offices and employees working remotely from home in the US. I hope you know how loved you are - you are the puzzle piece of my heart that I never knew was missing. You always want to spend time with her and sometimes we have to tell you to be gentle, because you don’t understand how delicate she is, but you are doing a great job.

The book contains 156 printed pages to record all 18 years of their childhood, from the day they are born until their 18th birthday. So start this moment by loving yourself so you can spread that love and more to others, especially those most in need in our world. As a final thought, always remember that you and your sister are the greatest joy and miracles in our world. You’re also incredibly flexible and sometimes I’ll be holding you and you’ll be holding your feet up to your ears!

Next to an empty line awaiting my check mark reads: My child has my permission to attend the field trip. You have had many a moment but luckily we got past the terrible two’s and now just have a fair amount of whinging. And I will always be here for you, cheering you on and loving you exactly the way God made you to be. I guess being close in age has it’s benefits for you two even if it was a bit tricky for me at times!

You figured out how to be a human, how to express your needs and your desires, how to make things happen in your own world, how to be independent and adventurous.I’d love to have letters written by my grandparents in their own words now that most of them are no longer here. For each year there are five lined pages for you to record a letter, followed by a page with some ideas for little memories you might want to keep, and finally a blank page for whatever your heart desires (maybe some photos, or a doodle, or a piece of art which was created that year).

We barely had time to draw the water for the birthing tub but we did and you were born into the water. It seems like just yesterday that you said your first word, tasted your first bite of food, took your first step, and had many other firsts.

At the present time we are noticing a slight delay in Royal Mail's services, given the UK strikes that are currently in operation. You’ve fallen asleep on Mommy out at restaurants, you’ve cried for me when you’re scared and want to be picked up, and always run to me when you have a boo boo.