Mina Parker - 100 Sweet Nothings for Baby
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As Mina Parker writes in the introduction, Every moment of your life has led you to this one holding a beautiful, sacred, burping little wonder called your baby. Whether this is your first time or your fifth, new parenthood delivers a sweet and exciting jolt of electricity into your life. So welcome to the sweet life of parenthood, and from my family to yours, here is a book to celebrate and support what you do best-loving your baby in every way, from top to bottom.
100 Sweet Nothings for Baby is an out-of-the-box, not-your-garden-variety baby present. Wise quotes are sprinkled throughout. Consider Carl Sandbergs A baby is Gods opinion that life should go on. Along with little rhymes to read out loud and comfort both of you, Trilling rs, rides in cars, every balm to soothe and calm. Along with little comments on the daily wonder of babies, Cuddling close the one you adore and hearing the music of one baby snore.
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sweet nothings
FOR BABY
Mina Parker
an imprint of Red Wheel/Weiser,
With offices at:
500 Third Street, Suite 230
San Francisco, CA 94107
www.redwheelweiser.com
Copyright 2008 by Conari Press. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or
transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any
information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from Red Wheel/Weiser LLC. Reviewers may
quote brief passages.
ISBN-13: 978-1-57324-363-6
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data available upon request.
Cover, text design, and illustrations by Sara Gillingham.
Typeset in Emily and Jillsville.
Printed in Hong Kong
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little wonder called your baby. Whether this is your first time or your fifth, new parenthood
delivers a sweet and exciting jolt of electricity into your life.
In every corner of the world, a new baby is cause for joy and celebration. Over the years
I've been lucky enough to meet some of the finest babies ever made (yours is most likely
the very finest of all) and each time I am bowled over by their parents' ability to make the
perfect place in their hearts to fit a being they never knew until the moment of its birth.
I'm delighted by a mother's warmth and a father's silliness, and all the shades of love
in between.
So welcome to the sweet life of parenthood, and from my family to yours, here is a book to
celebrate and support what you do bestloving your baby in every way, from top to bottom.
we've waited just for you
and made a place right in our hearts
that's strong and deep and true.
I love you more than I can say, and each day my love grows.
of love and giggles and fun.
We'll give you everything we've got
our precious little one.
I kiss your little knees.
I kiss you all over, then wrap you up,
and give you a great big squeeze.
and your grandmas will spin yarns
of days when your parents were small.
In our imagination, we travel near and far.
just to make you wiggle.
You put us through our paces
all to hear your giggle.
the goofies are growing,
I simply can't hold them in!
Drooly chins.
Sticky fingers.
Milky grins.
blowing bubbles,
tiny kicking feet.
Kisses after bath time
when you smell so sweet.
wonder, hope, a dream of possibilities.
I wonder where it will take us?
take hold of heaven.
clasp round yours and hold you tight,
you know you're in for the longest, happiest haul.
I... love... you.
I think, than having a child that is yours, and yet
is mysteriously a stranger.
They look good enough to eat.
See how fast my baby grows!
keeps you and me busy all afternoon.
it by running after it; you must stand still, and, for
love, it will soon itself come back.
Plan me fulfilled,
Love me to pieces
when I'm strong willed.
There's some cracker in your hair.
How'd the spoon get over there?
you don't have a top for it.
Gassy smiles from me to you.
Tickle me, snuggle me, play peek-a-boo.
Celebrate futures and memories too.
A chair that bounces as you kick.
A sweet mobile to sleep below.
Fun things we hope will do the trick.
we're proud of everything you do.
Can't imagine, can't quite think
What did we do before we had you?
Pats on backs, walks in the park.
Every balm to soothe and
Calm you when you're fussy.
and soothe my long cries.
Sing to me softly,
kiss my sleepy eyes.
better way will they find?
First roll.
First sleep through the night.
First laugh.
First crawl.
You do it all just right.
as living arrows are sent forth.
My heart takes leaps like any mother's.
Soon you'll head out on your own.
I'll always be here to welcome you home.
Da Da Da Da
Every sound from those tiny lips
is music to my ears.
remain an artist once we grow up.
So big! So tall!
Butterfly kisses on your nose.
First one, then two.
Getting bigger
Look at you!
you never become older.
Changing clothes, repeating.
with so much eagerness
for a sneeze, a burp, a yawn
and then (literally) applaud it?
I love you tomorrow.
I loved you before you came.
It seems that I have always loved you,
since before the world had a name.
domain of the heart until old age.
Shake that rattle and roll.
Jelly makes those fingers sticky.
Shake that rattle and roll.
Pushing up to see,
Rolling over, do the twist,
I'm grooving, look at me!
A rhyme, a song.
A happy place
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