Bandage scraped knees. Kiss away fears. Watch their heartbreak and dry their tears. Teach them to know what’s right and what’s wrong. Show them how to be gentle and when to be strong. Tell them you love them, and then…
Through The Eyes Of A Child
Debra L. Woodson I step out of my door holding my mom’s hand. I look straight into her eyes They look like toasted sand. To me she’s the most beautiful person in the world Her soft golden brown hair bounces…
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There is one, last time
From the moment you hold your baby in your arms you will never be the same You might long for the person you were before When you had freedom and time And nothing in particular to worry about You will…
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My Baby Boy and Me
It’s three AM, they’re all asleep, and no-one’s here to see. As we rock slowly back and forth, My baby boy and me. His little hand is feather light Tucked up against my chin. I hold his tiny hand…
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My Dear Baby
My Dear Baby, I loved you from the very start, You stole my breath, embraced my heart. Our life together has just begun, You’re part of me my little one. As mother with child, each day I grew, My mind…
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Slow Down Mummy, by Rebekah Knight
Slow down mummy, there is no need to rush, slow down mummy, what is all the fuss? Slow down mummy, make yourself a cup of tea. Slow down mummy, come and spend some time with me. Slow down mummy, let’s…
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If I Had My Child To Raise Over Again.
If I had my Child to raise over again. I would build self-esteem first, and the house later. I’d finger-paint more, and point the finger less. I would do less correcting and more connecting. I would take my eyes off…
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You can BE anything, by Teri Hopkins
You can be anything, but you must try, So never give up, REACH for the sky. You can be a sailor or a pirate at sea, And catch all the fish in the ocean for tea. You can be an…
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