Letters to you, and what I'm learning

№ 01

“A letter to them at the age they are right now.”

№ 02

“What do you see in them that they don't yet see in themselves?”

№ 03

“What do you want them to know about how much they are loved — in as specific a way as you can manage?”

№ 04

“A letter for a day when things are hard.”

№ 05

“A letter to them about a time in your own life you've never told them about.”

№ 06

“What do you want them to know about where they come from?”

№ 07

“What did your own parents get right — and what are you deliberately doing differently?”

№ 08

“What part of your own childhood comes up in how you parent?”

№ 09

“If you could tell them one thing about life that took you a long time to learn, what would it be?”

№ 10

“What do you want them to know about who you are — not just as their parent?”

№ 11

“What has being their parent taught you about yourself?”

№ 12

“What's been the hardest part of this season of parenting for you personally?”

№ 13

“What would you say to another parent going through exactly what you're going through?”

№ 14

“What's one small thing you did this week that was enough?”

№ 15

“What's the version of yourself that you most want your child to see?”

№ 16

“What's something you've let go of — as a parent, as a person — that you're glad you released?”

№ 17

“What has your child given you — beyond the role of parent?”

№ 18

“What do you want to remember about who you were as their parent at this exact age?”

№ 19

“A letter for their wedding day, or the day they find their person.”

№ 20

“A letter for the day they become a parent, if they do.”

№ 21

“What would you want them to have of yours — not objects, but pieces of you?”