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"Love, Mommy: Writing Love Letters to Your Baby" Book Review

"What  was  I  like  as  a  baby?"felt, the first time she went through a car
wash).
All moms know how their kids' eyes light up
when they hear stories about themselves asSiblin-Librach's writing style is elegant,
babies  and  young  children.perfectly capturing the depth of emotion that
all mothers feel at one point or another. We
All moms also know that when a mother takesare in good hands with a natural-born poet
the time to record these precious stories inand mother who will lead us into creating and
written form, she preserves a mystery and arecording  the  lyrics  of  our  own  lives.
magic that is impossible to recapture any
other  way.Part of the beauty of this book is the way
Siblin-Librach makes it simple to write these
Still, even the most well-intentioned of uslife stories, whether or not you have ever
(myself included) have a hard time followingenjoyed the process of writing in the past.
through when we have something we wish toThe book is equally helpful in bringing back
write down, particularly those everydaymemories you may have thought were gone, just
details that make up our lives. Sometimes wein  case  your  baby  has  grown.
are swept away by the daily tasks of
motherhood and sometimes we are simply tooSiblin-Librach opens each chapter with
deep in the enjoyment of the experienceincisive questions to prompt your writing,
itself to take the time out to write about itfollowed by sample letters from her own
just then. Sometimes it all seems too much tofamily. These examples can really help you to
do, but more often it is a gentle ebbing awayget an idea of all the different ways you can
of  the  time.take a particular letter. The author includes
notes to parents about how to write the
In Love, Mommy: Writing Love Letters to Yourletter, as well as tips and ideas to keep you
Baby, Judy Siblin-Librach leads us on ainspired in this grand task. This book helps
journey that helps us capture the majorus to record the specific stories and
milestones (the birth story, the first day atmemories, as well as the deeper story: the
school) as well as those that may notwisdom, the life lessons and the wishes you
immediately come to mind (the first time yourhave for your child.
child caught a baseball, the way her hugs



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