To The One Who Made Me A Mom Seven Graces Kids Playing First Baby You are the one who made me a mom, my firstborn baby. everything i know about being a mother, i learned with you by my side. we’ve struggled through the tough moments and jumped for joy at the easy ones. i didn’t know how full my heart really could be until that moment i held you in my arms. our family is changing but my love for you is one. You, taking space in my womb, making my belly your mother country, burying your name in my bones. — for the one who made me a mother, an excerpt from my book, “beckoning of the wind: an ode to motherhood” related: you don’t know love until you have kids. to the one who made me a mom. to the one who made me a mother—thank you.
A Letter To My First Born The One Who Made Me Mama Well Planned The one who taught me how to be a mom. my life changed in so many ways when you came into the world. although i knew it would, the way you changed my world is only something you can only understand when you become a mother. that means you'll never truly know the love i have for you, or the way it felt the first time we locked eyes, i held you. You are my light, my sun, my star, my literal everything, and the person who turned me into a mom. i love you forever and for always, you’ll never know, just how much i love you, my sweet, little, fun loving, caring, baby girl. thank you for making me a mom. love always,. And yet, as you grow older, my love for you grows! i love seeing you achieve all of your firsts and learn new skills. as you develop your personality, it shows me new sides of you that make me love you more. one time i asked you what it meant to love someone. you told me, “loving someone means making somebody happy.” you make me so, so happy!. A letter to my firstborn. my firstborn, it was you that made me a mother. it was you that stopped me in my tracks and paved new ones for me. it was you that reduced me to the rubble of myself, and then built me back up stronger. it was you that gave me so many reasons, but also reasons for criticising my body, for loving what it gave me, for.
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