Blessed By Two
The two of you will never know
How much my love has grown
To be blessed by two
When others have so few.
Valentine's Day Poems To Kids
Published: January 25, 2020
11 Valentine’s Day Poems From Parents To Kids
Valentine’s Day is not only for those in romantic relationships. It can also be a time for families to celebrate their love for each other. Parents can use the holiday as an opportunity to share with their children how much they’re loved and valued in the family. Maybe this year is the year to start a new family tradition on Valentine’s Day.
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A Mother's Love
Poem About The Love Of A MotherFull of laughter
Never ending dreams
When the sky reaches out, you'll see me
When the night is full -
Children, You Complete Me
Finding Fulfillment In MotherhoodWords can hardly describe
how much you mean to me,
the love I felt inside
when you looked up at me. -
I Would Still Love You The Same
Unconditional Love Of A MotherIf I didn't know where you came from,
If you had a different name,
Or perhaps you were a different color,
I would still love you the same. -
Kylie & Christopher
Poem About Being Blessed By ChildrenI love my babies, both of you,
In all you say and all you do.
God blessed me in so many ways,
Two beautiful children to fill my days. -
A Mother's Words
She is my heart, he is my soul,
And without them I am not whole...
She gave me strength, made me grow,
And once he came, my heart was full... -
My Girls
Poem About Children Being A Mother's WorldWhen you were born,
I found true love,
A love like no other,
Like I've never felt before. -
Magical Wishes
If I were a magician with dancing eyes,
I’d grant all your wishes for a smile.
Sunny skies full of waltzing butterflies,
New friends to share your toys (for a while). -
My Child
Poem About A Mother's LoveMy child, you are so sweet.
Your eyes are as blue as the morning sky,
your hair is as red as a beautiful rose,
and your skin as pale as snow... -
My Children
Message A Love From MomThe day you were born
I couldn't take my eyes off of you as you were adorn.
I was wondering what was going through you mind.
Knowing you were now unconfined.
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