Children Poems

Children Poems

Poems on Children and Parents

Children are the ultimate gift to two people who love each other and the ultimate inconvenience to parents that don't. There is no bigger responsibility, and yet a relationship with a child can bear the greatest rewards. Children intuitively know when they are wanted and when they are not. The way that they raised from the cradle will affect the people they will become. There is a famous saying that children spell love T I M E. There may be many compelling reasons why you cannot be with your children but none of them can replace time. It is gone forever.

47 Inspirational Poems on Children

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  1. 1. Mommy Do You Love Me?

    • By Arnot McCallum
    • Published by Family Friend Poems August 2007 with permission of the Author.

    Mommy, do you love me?
    Of course I do, dear!
    Let's snuggle a minute,
    Come sit

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    • Rating 4.51
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    Same scenario between my daughter and I ten years ago when she was 15. It broke our hearts, but we let go and let God. Didn't hear from her for almost 3 years. Then a mutual family friend...

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  3. 2. Come Touch His Cheek

    • By Gary S. Shulman
    • Published by Family Friend Poems August 2013 with permission of the Author.

    This child of mine you stare at so,
    Please come closer so you will know
    Just who my child is and what I see
    when those sweet eyes stare back at me

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    • Rating 4.50
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    This is an amazing poem!! It touched my heart and soul. I have a 5-year-old son. He is the brightest light in my life. He was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy when he was 14 months old. It was...

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  5. 3. Messy Fingers

    • By Debra S. Higginbotham
    • Published by Family Friend Poems July 2006 with permission of the Author.

    Sticky fingers, tangled hair,
    scattered crayons everywhere.
    Fancy artwork on the wall
    drawn by little ones three feet tall.

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    • Rating 4.47
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    I love it. Exactly what my children do every single day.

  6. 4. A Love Letter To My Unborn Child

    • By Carlisa P. Branch
    • Published by Family Friend Poems February 2006 with permission of the Author.

    I write this letter to my unborn child from the depths of my soul.
    You've entered my womb and made my life complete and whole.
    I never thought I would be chosen for such an awesome task.
    It is a greater blessing than what I ever could ask.

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    • Rating 4.40
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    Wow what a beautiful poem. I already have a son with my ex hubby and things have been an uphill battle for us since me and his dad separated. He wrote us off and left me to fend for our...

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  7. 5. Let Kids Be Kids

    Let kids be kids; just let them be
    Princesses, pirates; let the bath be the sea!

    Let them stare at the sky and find animals in the clouds.

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    • Rating 4.56
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    Wow! A truly amazing poem with a beautiful message for parents. Childhood is a special period with so much joy, innocence and wonder. It is a delightful stage. Besides, so much good can be...

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  8. 6. Open Arms

    • By Wendy L. Nichols
    • Published by Family Friend Poems July 2006 with permission of the Author.

    The day you were born,
    you touched my soul.
    You were the missing link
    that made my life whole.

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    • Stories 4
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    • Votes 1439
    • Rating 4.47
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    This is a beautiful poem. I'm the mom of 3. I have two grown daughters. They light up my world like they did when they were young. I'm blessed to have a grand-boy that I'm extremely close to....

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  9. 7. Where Do The Children Grow

    • By Christy R. Dawson
    • Published by Family Friend Poems November 2006 with permission of the Author.

    When you see a smiling face,
    Their happiness all over the place,
    Singing, laughing, cries of glee,
    Come, they say, play with me.

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    • Stories 4
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    • Votes 485
    • Rating 4.37
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    Reading the poem just reminded me that I cannot be a disciplinarian with my 12 year old all the times. I need to understand his aptitude and attitude towards life.

  10. 8. The Heart Of Mothers And Fathers

    • By Nusrat Ahmed
    • Published by Family Friend Poems November 2008 with permission of the Author.

    A mother's heart is the key,
    The key to success.
    A mother's heart is a ribbon
    That ties your future together.

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    • Rating 4.24
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    How beautiful you are! I wouldn't be happy without you, Mom. Oh Mom, I will never forget you!

  11. 9. The Gift

    I received a gift on that faithful day
    Of which I know I could never repay,
    Just as God came down to say
    He just gave one of his Angels away.

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    • Rating 4.45
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    I am too a pampered daughter and I loved reading your poem, it touched my heart. Thanks for sharing

  12. 10. Give Her A Day

    • By Lisa Tasker
    • Published by Family Friend Poems July 2006 with permission of the Author.

    What can you give to one small girl?
    A diamond ring, a baton to twirl?
    A pretty pink dress with lots of bows,
    or dainty sandals that show her toes?

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    • Votes 410
    • Rating 4.54
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    The poem has touched very much. The poet has nicely and successfully narrated her feeling toward a child who needs nothing but love. I appreciate the poet and hope to get more poems of this...

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  13. 11. A Parent's Prayer

    • By Althea A. Anker
    • Published by Family Friend Poems February 2006 with permission of the Author.

    Thank you, God, for
    The children of mine
    Who teach me things
    That blow my mind.

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    This is exactly my prayer for my two sons and for my upcoming baby. I am really touched by this poem. Love it!!!
    I have two sons, one of them is with me and my eldest is with my mom. As...

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  14. 12. Lessons For Living

    I see you looking at your children,
    Wondering what their lives will be.
    If you verify some answers
    Then their future you might see.

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    • Rating 4.44
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    I loved this poem. The list of things that should be given to our children to have an amazing journey through this life, it's all here! This poem contains so much wisdom! Beautifully written....

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  15. 13. My Little Shadow

    • By Dianne R. Newsom
    • Published by Family Friend Poems July 2006 with permission of the Author.

    My little shadow, my little shadow, my little shadow and me
    My little shadow was always one step behind, you see
    My little shadow with her long blonde flowing hair
    No matter how many times I looked, my little shadow was there

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    • Rating 4.32
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    How True, Enjoy that little shadow that is sure to leave you one day!!!!
    If your lucky like me they will have a shadow you can enjoy!!!

  16. 14. Raising Children

    • By Shelley R. Davis
    • Published by Family Friend Poems February 2006 with permission of the Author.

    I sit and wonder where time goes.
    We try our best to teach them right.
    As times change and our children grow,
    We love them with all our might.

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    • Votes 192
    • Rating 4.31
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    I plan to share this with young mothers in a Mother and Daughter Retreat. Thank you a poem that teaches so much.

  17. 15. Story Telling

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    Most every night when they're in bed,
    And both their little prayers have said,
    They shout for me to come upstairs
    And tell them tales of gypsies bold,

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    • Stories 2
    • Shares 4193
    • Favorited 20
    • Votes 720
    • Rating 4.14
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    Grandpa sat with cigar at his side (rarely in his mouth), his bushy gray eyebrows and mustache crouched in intense concentration, a chess piece or book in hand in most of my memories. But...

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  18. 16. The Children's Hour

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    Between the dark and the daylight,
    When the night is beginning to lower,
    Comes a pause in the day's occupations,
    That is known as the Children's Hour.

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    Beautifully written...loved every word of it. So pure and wonderful!

  19. 17. My Baby Girl

    • By Donald Watson
    • Published by Family Friend Poems February 2006 with permission of the Author.

    It seems like only yesterday
    With a teardrop in my eye
    That you were born into this world
    With a whimper and a cry

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    • Rating 4.47
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    To my baby girl, Larissa Coleman. No matter where you are, remember to hold your heart 'cause mom is with you.

  20. 18. From Dad

    • By Richard Burge
    • Published by Family Friend Poems June 2011 with permission of the Author.

    I never thought I could love someone
    The way that I love you.
    I'm completely fascinated
    With everything you do.

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    • Stories 1
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    • Favorited 38
    • Votes 416
    • Rating 4.42
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    These values, considered to be outdated, have their own charm and importance. Love, after all, is the backbone of any society. Even plantation, animals and human beings long for love. Now, in...

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  21. 19. Here To Stay

    • By Crystal K. Acerrio
    • Published by Family Friend Poems July 2006 with permission of the Author.

    Our children are here to stay
    But our babies are not, I'm sorry to say
    They grow and learn every day
    In the most remarkable and intriguing way

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    • Stories 1
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    • Favorited 14
    • Votes 186
    • Rating 4.42
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    Yes it has very much so because I lost my 17 year old baby in march 2009 and it was like losing my heart and soul, my own life.

  22. 20. A Father's Love

    • By Chris Ogden
    • Published by Family Friend Poems January 2009 with permission of the Author.

    The pleasure I gain
    From being a Dad
    Is down to my children,
    All three that I've had.

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    • Stories 1
    • Shares 681
    • Favorited 8
    • Votes 163
    • Rating 4.37
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    I was looking for a poem about my step-son's love for his three children, now that he and their mother are divorced, to put on a scrapbook page of him and the children, and this poem was...

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