Poetry about babies are some of the most popular poems that are written. There is something about interacting with a baby that ignites something magical in all of us. They stare at us with inquisitive eyes curious about everything that is happening in their world. We look into their eyes and we remember a time before we were sure we had seen everything meaningful in life. They are us in miniature. We look at their tiny features and their chubby little bodies and we can't help but smile. Interacting with a baby can be truly miraculous.
It's dark in here as I swim around in my mommy's womb
I don't have eyes to see yet, but I can feel
I can tell my mommy loves me, she tells me everyday
I feel her cold hands warm up, as she lets me know she's there...
I love this poem. I'm pregnant now and my baby father's and I aren't really getting along right now. He came in the room to ask me if I had an extra blanket, and I held this poem up to his...
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When you were born, you filled my heart with pride,
And I was overcome by the joy I felt inside.
As I held you in my arms that very first day,
I was definitely touched by this beautiful poem! There are so many young fathers in today's society who are clueless about how to take care of a baby! This poem that Jason wrote is absolutely...
Sent straight from heaven up above
Came an angel for me to love
To hold and rock and kiss good night
To wrap my arms around real tight
I love your poem! I have an 8-month-old son who is my world. If it weren't for him, I would've given up a long time ago. He is the very reason I am still alive.
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I never knew I could love so much,
until the day I felt your touch.
I softly kissed your tiny cheek,
From the day I was in labour, I was scared but at the same time couldn't wait to meet or see you. I was curious. Then the first crying moment...that's where I knew that what I'd been waiting...
It's so nice to see a mother's perspective of their very own little child. I really hope I didn't disappoint my mom and her expectations for me. I think I love baby poems the most because...
When you feel a hand rest upon your Mum,
And you hear the sound of a low deep hum,
I hope you know, and to yourself think gladly,
This touch and voice is of my Daddy....
This poem made me tear up.. it's so beautiful!
My dad had moved 2,000 miles away from me and never told me he left, until he wanted me to see him every summer and miss my little brother's...
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Sweet dreams my darling, the day is done.
The moon is here to say goodnight to the sun.
Gather your blankets and climb into bed.
I knit a baby blanket with cream and silver shot black, reprising the moon and the stars. Finding this poem to give with the blanket was perfect.
To my unborn child,
what I wish to give you in times to come,
happiness, and wisdom,
a life filled with fun,
What on earth could make you happier than getting to know you have become a creator and given birth to gorgeous creation, a DAUGHTER?! I'm Feeling extremely blessed and blissful to have...
It all started the moment you opened your eyes,
I was in shock, a boy, what a surprise,
Your little toes wiggled,
I pictured in my mind your perfect little giggle,...
I came close to laughter and tears, what a miracle! I'm so happy everything turned out wonderful, and I can imagine every single detail in your poem that created a story. Amazing.
tiny hands, tiny feet
I've waited so long for us to meet
who could've known a love so true
I'd given up hope, then along came you...
I read your poem, and I have many precious memories of my grandchildren. They are 2 1/2 to 20 years, six boys and one girl. What a true blessing they are. I know what you are talking about....
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