Birth Poems

Birth Poems

Childbirth Poetry

Nothing brings more joy to a family than the birth of a child. The new parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles are all filled with joy and excitement at the thought of welcoming the newest member of their family to the world. The first little smile, the first tears shed, and the first baby laugh will surely capture the hearts of each family member and create the most beautiful and unforgettable memories for the baby's parents. Childbirth is not without its challenges, but it is surely one of life's most rewarding events.

7 Baby Boy Poems and Baby Girl Poems

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  1. 1. My Perfect Gift

    • By Sandra Hearth
    • Published by Family Friend Poems January 2019 with permission of the Author.

    To celebrate is to embrace an act of wonder and joy,
    To show the whole world you have a girl or a boy.

    A date that will be written forever in time,

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    Thank you for your very kind words.

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  3. 2. An Ode To Ethan

    • By Joyce Baron Kerr
    • Published by Family Friend Poems March 2011 with permission of the Author.

    Today it happened,
    it's finally done,
    the birth of my boy,
    the little man, my son.

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    I have 3 little nephews and I love them to death I would do anything in this world to show how much I care. If anything ever happens to them I would break down and cry just to see one of them...

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  5. 3. Baby Girl - A Father's Perspective

    • By Jim Mullen
    • Published by Family Friend Poems July 2006 with permission of the Author.

    Who would have thought,
    To my surprise,
    The day I looked in my daughter's eyes,
    That I would find my sunshine,

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    • Rating 4.55
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    What? No comments? This is amazing, I actually teared up, I have a little girl due any day now and this poem makes me even more excited to be a father.

  6. 4. Can't Wait To Be Your Mommy!

    • By Cindy Hawkins
    • Published by Family Friend Poems June 2009 with permission of the Author.

    So I am sitting here thinking of the perfect words to say,
    to tell you how I feel about the arrival of your birthday.

    I am feeling a little nervous, with hopes I do everything right,

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    This poem very aptly describes what I was feeling when my daughter was one week away from her due date. I can totally relate to what the author has penned down here.

  7. 5. Happy Birthday

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

    Did I ever tell you about the day you were born?
    When laid in my arms was such an angelic form
    With soft black hair, little fingers and toes
    The cutest of ears and a kiss on your nose

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    • Rating 4.49
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    I'm a son in this case. I really feel like my mom was the one telling me this. You just... wake up something in me. I love this poem. Thank you for giving me these precious words.

  8. 6. An Angel From Heaven

    • By Ron Tranmer
    • Published by Family Friend Poems May 2011 with permission of the Author.

    An angel from Heaven
    who'd been waiting for birth,
    is excited to be joining
    your family on Earth.

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    • Rating 4.22
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    It's gorgeous and I'll bet the baby was even more so.

  9. 7. My Angel

    In the wee hours of morn,
    A miracle took place when my daughter was born

    With coal black hair and rosy cheeks and eyes that sparkled blue.

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