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Dear Baby Girl, Let the Adventures Begin

Jeanna Rangel
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Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
Fulton Books, Inc.

About

As we grow into adulthood and start a family, watching our little ones grow,

reach milestones, and small achievements that we take for granted every day

is heartwarming. As you well know, being a parent is the most rewarding

job you will ever have, but it is also the most challenging job as well. When

you see them smile for the first time, laugh, roll over, crawl, take their first

steps, etc., these are huge achievements for them. Do you remember the

hilarious things they say and do as they are discovering their own character

and personalities? Did you ever think I'll never forget that? I bet you forgot. I

knew I would forget those little things, so I wrote everything down. I carried

a little pocket calendar and notebook with me everywhere. I would write

down things that they said and did, and then I would write them a letter once

a month. I have written a letter since before they were even born every month

for over seventeen years. I told them about the good, bad, and the ugly. The

struggles they endured, the challenges they faced and gave me. The mistakes

that we both made along the way and how we handled them together. I am

not the perfect parent by any means, but I sure tried my hardest to be the

best mother I could be to my girls. I love them both with all my heart. We

are incredibly close. We are the Three Musketeers.

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