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A personalized love letter from your child to Mum — narrating memories of love from their earliest days. First embrace, sleepless nights, lullabies, first steps — told in your child's own voice, ending with a declaration of love bigger than words

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I am {child_age_word} now, Mum.
I can put on my own shoes.
I know all my colors.
I can drink from a big-kid cup
(most of the time).

But I still need you.
I will always need you.

I am {child_age_word} now, Mum.
I can write my name.
I can count really high.
I can pour my own juice
(most of the time).

But I still need you.
I will always need you.

I am {child_age_word} now, Mum.
I can ride my bike.
I can make my own sandwich.
I can stay up a little later
(sometimes).

But I still need you.
I will always need you.

Dear Mum,

I don't remember being born.
I don't remember being small.
But you told me the story
so many times
that it feels like I was there.

You said the first time
you held me,
you didn't say a word.

You just listened
to my heartbeat
like it was the best song
you'd ever heard.

You walked the hallway
at two in the morning,
humming something soft,
your feet barely
touching the floor.

I don't remember the song.
But I remember the feeling.

The first time I crawled,
you got down on the floor
and clapped for every inch.

Like I'd just done
the most amazing thing
in the whole world.

You never got mad
when I wore my dinner
instead of eating it.

You just wiped my face
and tried again.
And again.
And again.

And then — one day —
I stood up.

One wobbly, wonderful step.
And you were right there
to catch me
before I even fell.

You read me the same book
a hundred times.

And every time I pointed
at the pictures
like I'd never seen them before,
you made it sound
brand new.

When I was sick,
you put your cool hand
on my warm forehead
and said the only medicine
I needed:

I'm here.

Now when we walk together,
you don't have to carry me.

But sometimes I hold your hand —
not because I have to.
Because I want to.

I am {child_age_word} now, Mum.
I can tie my shoes.
I can read my name.
I can pour my own cereal
(most of the time).

But I still need you.
I will always need you.

And every night,
when you tuck me in
and kiss my forehead
and whisper goodnight —

that's the song I'll remember.
That's the one
I'll never forget.

I love you, my awesome mum, {mother_name}.

Bigger than words.
Longer than memory.
Deeper than sleep.

And if you ever forget —
I'll tell you the story
so many times
it'll feel like you were there.

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