Natural Letters For My Baby!dutdot (n. mother's touch)

T H E  N I N T H  L E T T E R

Dec. 11, 2008 @ 8:31p.m.

Dear Baby,

Hello! How are you, my baby? After five months, it’s mommy’s first day to report back to the office. Mommy worked from home during the last five months. Our building at the office has no elevator nor escalator, and it wasn’t good for pregnant mommy to go up and down a steep staircase during the first three months.

On your first three months, baby, I vomited a lot (grins). So I wasn’t able to eat a lot. But, thanks God, your weight is OK according to my 2nd OBGyne. I’m looking for my 3rd OBGyne. My first OBGyne was an Egyptian, while the 2nd one is a fellow Filipina, however, she’s back home for the holidays. I need to have a checkup about how you’re doing, baby, so Daddy and Mommy are looking for the 3rd OBGyne. The 2nd OBGyne won’t be the one to deliver you, baby, so there’s really a need to start looking for that 3rd and final OBGyne for Mommy.

Forgive me for my handwriting tonight. I just finished eating and couldn’t wait to sit down.

iloveyou,

mommy

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T H E  E I G H T  L E T T E R

Dec. 9, 2008

Dear Baby,

Hello! How are you, my baby? I missed writing you a letter! It’s been several days since the last time I wrote you.

We were given several free days, I mean non-working days so Daddy and Mommy strolled around the country. Daddy and Mommy celebrated our 9th engagement anniversary last Dec. 5. It’s also our monthsaries last Dec. 6,7, and 8. Whew! Mommy would tell you more about how Daddy and Mommy met, and more stories about us.

We just brought our 3.5G phones! As soon as you’re born, Mommy will take your videos and photos, which Mommy will send to Daddy while he’s at the office. Mommy might not work for several months after delivering you, baby, so that I could take good care of you.

Mommy just bought three story books, which Mommy will read while you’re in my womb.

iloveyou,

mommy

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T H E  S E V E N T H  L E T T E R

Dec. 3, 2008@ 11:13a.m.

Dear Baby,

This is my first letter for the month of December. No matter how much I wanted to write you each day for the past week, I tried not to because Mommy wasn’t feeling much better. No, I wasn’t sick, baby. Thanks God, for we are always healthy. I was just sort of feeling blue. So now that I am okay, Mommy wants to assure you that everything’s all right.

I remember that night of Nov. 28 when Daddy and Mommy were feeling down. You assured me of your active kicking. I cried when I felt your presence in my womb. You won’t know yet what I am talking about, but this is a promise that you’d always feel secured, loved, and confident throughout your growing years. I will tell you about that incident in Nov. 28 when you’re already old enough to understand things.

I called up Papa and Mama, your grandparents, and they’re all excited to know updates about you, baby.

Always remember, baby, that, “in the morning, you are the first person in my mind”.

iloveyou,

mommy

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