To the Moon and Back: Mamas Share the Sweet Nothings They Tell Their Little Ones
Motherhood is full of tiny rituals every day: the way you have to kiss those chubby cheeks each time you swoop up your baby in your arms. How you tie the bow around her ponytail just so. The lullabies you sing at the end of each night.
All mothers have special things they say only to their children— the sweet nothings that become meaningful not because they’re profound or eloquent, but because of who they’re said to.
Six mothers are sharing their versions of “sweet nothings.” What do you say to your child?
Mary Lauren Weimer is a social worker turned mother turned writer. Her blog, My 3 Little Birds, encourages moms to put down the baby books for a moment and tell their own stories. She writes about all things toddler at Babble’s Toddler Times. Connect with her on Facebook and Twitter.
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