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This rhyme has heart! I love how it feels like I’m chatting with baby with words that are filled with love and mean something. I beam when I read this book to my baby bump.
Poem to read to baby (and yourself) while pregnant + pregnancy journal
This heartfelt rhyme is written for you to bond with your baby throughout your pregnancy by reading to them as if you’re having a sweet conversation about love and life – about things now while they are in the womb, as well as in the future once they are out in the world.
Reading to baby in the womb is a great way for you to bond, creating a sense of calm and connection for both you and baby. The tones and flow of words when reading aloud; especially rhymes, are different to usual speech in conversations, and are a lot more calming. Reading rhymes to baby in utero helps familiarize them with these calming tones of your voice, that can carry on after they are born with a positive association between reading and feeling calm, helping to foster a love of reading together.
What a beautiful way to bond with baby in utero while helping to prepare mama for the transition into motherhood at the same time. So good!
This poem is for you mama, as much as it is for you to connect with your baby. Transitioning into motherhood – matrescence – is a major adjustment for women physically, psychologically, emotionally & socially, yet it is something rarely spoken about. This real-talk rhyme is like an encouraging love letter for you to read to yourself and provides support and validation for your mama-to-be experience, as well as tips gently woven through to help you on your motherhood journey – to help you and your new little family thrive.
I love that there’s pregnancy journal pages… I know I’ll love looking back at these reflections one day. And I loved writing the letters too! So precious!
At the back of this book you’ll find pregnancy journal pages for weekly and monthly reflections, as well as pages to write letters to yourself, your baby & your partner, which are perfect to capture your memories of this season. Journaling is a simple but powerful way to boost mental health and your ability to make sense of and manage your emotions.
This is the perfect book to read to your unborn baby because it was created for both YOU and Baby.
This has been the best book to read to my baby before birth. There’s even the bonus of free online resources to help new mamas thrive. Wow! So much love has gone into this book and online goodies! Thank you!
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For you Mama to Read to your Baby Bump (and Yourself) book Includes:
heartfelt rhyme written in the first person for mama to read aloud to babypregnancy journal pages with weekly and monthly check-ins to create a keepsake of this seasonletter prompts for mama to write to herself, her baby and her partner/support personaccess to free online resources to help new mamas-to-be to as they transition into motherhood – like the fill-able PDF download – Game Changing Things to Discuss Before Baby ArrivesThis book includes high-contrast black and white pictures. For the first 3 months your bub will see everything as black, white & shades of grey. High-contrast pictures help attract your bub’s attention and develop their focus. Once bub is here, you can still enjoy this book together, just by changing some words to past or present tense where necessary.
Calm Cadets – Little things for big impact
We believe the best way to protect and build the mental health of our children is to support their parents. And the sooner the better.
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Scroll to the bottom of the page to see sample pages and more information.
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From the Publisher
A sweet rhyme to bond with your unborn baby, with encouraging words for you
This beautiful rhyme is a sweet conversation from mother to baby about love and life – both while baby is in the womb and looking ahead to when baby is out in the world. The rhyme includes hopes and dreams for baby, as well as thoughts and feelings you may be experiencing as an expectant mom and encouraging words to help give you a mental health boost gently woven through.
For you Mama to read to your Baby Bump (and Yourself) is a heartfelt rhyme that helps new moms-to-be to feel seen and supported while pregnant and as they transition into motherhood. Reading this rhyme to baby in the womb is a great way for you to bond, it also a great way for you to read uplifting and meaningful words to support yourself at the same time.
Transitioning into motherhood – matrescence – is a major adjustment for new mothers physically, psychologically, emotionally and socially, yet it is something rarely spoken about. We’re here to support new mothers on their journey into motherhood, so they can support their whole family to thrive.
High contrast black & white pictures
Fun black and white pictures have been included so you can continue enjoying reading this book to bub once they are on the outside, by simply changing the tense of some words in places to past and present as necessary.
For the first 3 months baby sees everything as black, white & shades of grey. The world is generally one big blur for newborns, so anything high-contrast is MESMERISING. High-contrast pictures help attract bub’s attention and develop their focus.
Pregnancy Journal and letter writing pages included
Reflection through journaling can be incredibly helpful for monitoring and boosting mental health as a mom-to-be and new mom. Writing letters to yourself, your baby or those you’re closest to can be very uplifting in real-time but also serve as beautiful keepsakes.
In this book are 23 pages for journaling, including:
For Conception to 4 months pregnant
Monthly reflections (This book is intended for mamas-to-be to read to baby from their 5th or 6th month of pregnancy – when baby is able to hear their mamas voice. Space has been left to reflect on the earlier months to be able to look back on, as a keepsake.)
For 5 months pregnant to birth
Weekly check-ins (small space to jot down physical sensations, cravings, scans) AND Monthly check-ins (a page to write about thoughts and feelings; highs and lows)
Letter prompts to write:
3 encouragement letters for you to write to yourself mama During pregnancy (reflection & intention) For birth (intention, mantras, hopes and fears) As a parent-to-be (reflection on your childhood & intention for the mama you want to be)a letter to your babyan appreciation letter to your partner or key support person
Additional journal pages:
Space to write your baby name shortlist *|* Space to create your own self-care activity list *|* How did you share the news of your pregnancy? *|* Birth reflections
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Free access to online resources
Matresence is a major transition physically, psychologically, emotionally and socially. It just isn’t spoken about enough, if at all. Just knowing that it’s a thing, can help new moms to feel less alone in their experience. There’s so much to process on top of the responsibility of raising a tiny human, all while no longer sleeping. So to accompany this rhyme and journal prompts, we’ve included a few extra little quick tips and resources to help moms-to-be thrive as they transition into motherhood, so their whole family can thrive.
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We believe the best way to support the emotional and mental health of the next generation of children, is to support their parents – and the sooner the better.
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Visit Calm Cadets author page to see all the books in the New Baby Collection:
For you Dad to Read to your Baby (and Yourself) Each DayFor you Mama to Read to your Baby (and Yourself) Each DayFor you Mama to Read to your Baby Bump (and Yourself) – includes pregnancy journal pages
ASIN : B0DK1RFFMB
Publisher : Independently published
Publication date : October 13, 2024
Language : English
Print length : 73 pages
ISBN-13 : 979-8342478847
Item Weight : 5.1 ounces
Reading age : Baby – 18 years
Dimensions : 5.5 x 0.17 x 8.5 inches
Best Sellers Rank: #223,004 in Books (See Top 100 in Books) #608 in Motherhood (Books) #2,148 in Parenting (Books)
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