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Everything Is Ready
Talk with your baby · 2 min read · Week 39
The cradle, the tiny clothes, the morning light, and a heart that is ready.
Hello, little one. It's Mumma. I have a story for you.
Little one, I walked slowly through the house today. I had a cup of tea in my hand. I looked at everything we have made ready for you.
The cradle is ready. It is a gift from [who gave us the cradle]. It rocks gently when I touch it. Creak... creak. A soft, clean sheet lies inside, smooth and waiting. Ready for you.
Your clothes are ready. They are folded in a drawer. Tiny vests. Soft caps. Socks so small, they fit on my thumb. [Papa's name] holds them up and laughs every single time. Ready for you.
Your little corner is ready too, in [the room we chose for you]. In the morning, light comes in through the window. It falls across the cradle like a warm blanket. Outside, a bird sings its morning song.
And my heart? I checked that too. It is a little nervous. It is a little excited. But mostly, it is full. Full of love for someone I have not met yet.
Now we just wait. We will meet when it is your time. Until then, I will sit by the window, in the warm light. I will rest my hand on my tummy and hum.
The cradle, the clothes, the little corner, and my heart. Everything is waiting. All of it, ready for you.
“A ready heart is the best gift.”
Talk to your baby
The cradle, the clothes and my heart are all waiting. Everything is ready, and so am I. Come when it is your time, little one.
Say this aloud, slowly, or in your own words.
I love you, little one. You are safe. We are together.
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