First Child Letters

Your first words, first steps, first giggle and a bunch of other firsts. They say time goes by quickly when you have children, hopefully with you time will not be too fast. Writing this letter is difficult for me since in my life now you don't exist, but hopefully in the future similar situations will happen in your life. This letter will be written about different parts of your life and the thoughts I had throughout your childhood.
The stage of life that I was in when I had you was my late 20s, meaning I was already in adulthood your father was as well. When your father and I had you; we didn’t plan your birth, but most people can never plan for children.When we found out about your birth trust me when I say we were happy to know you existed even though, you were not planned. As a baby you were very normal I want to say I was scared every step of the way since you were my first child. Three to five months old as a baby you could already support your head, grasp objects, laugh, and started babbling to me. I remember the first time you giggled it was when your grandmother …show more content…
I suggested that you should volunteer at any place you could; using each new experience as a way to see what you liked in life. You decided to attend college for health and medicine even though you didn’t know what major you wanted to study. I was glad you decided to go to college you choosing your major was something I didn’t care for so since I changed my major multiple times I knew you probably would too. This letter is only little clips of how I hope your life will be by the time you get out of high school. The joy we got from the little things to the big accomplishments you achieved during infancy to adulthood never changed throughout our life. I hope you know that I love you, and I am so glad and blessed that God let you in my