Inspirational letter to my teenage daughter

I will end this letter to you, my darling teenage daughter , and hope that your brain absorbed at least a third of this. It breaks my heart because I miss our sweet relationship. Here are seven topics I plan to cover in the letter. Writing this letter to you, my dear daughter , I would want you to know certain things in life.

Since everything you do and say will have an impact on your life directly or indirectly, I am writing this letter to help you make the right decisions in life. Here is a letter I wrote for my daughter Bella. I hope my words from the heart inspires you when writing a letter of encouragement to your daughter. The days are passing quickly, and my view of you is often clouded by where we’re scheduled to be and when, and what’s for dinner. Your brothers and your sisters compete for my attention, and when I look back at you and see you, really see you, it sometimes feels like months have passed.

My firstborn , my sweet girl. I can see you clearly in that photo. The baby we prayed for, the light of our lives.

Wasn’t it yesterday you were toddling across the floor trying to catch up to the cat ? Now you sit confidently behind the steering wheel of my SUV, learner’s permit in your pocket, ready to tackle a three-point turn. In order to help you get starte here are things to write in a letter to your daughter (and keep a copy for yourself): 1. Dear daughter , My life changed the day you were born. I love you from the bottom of my heart. Consistent expressions of love cannot be overdone.

I never thought it was possible to feel so many different emotions all at the same time. Letter to a Teenage Daughter 1. We think you look great (though some of the outfits you wear worry us!). Never Get Obsessed with your Appearance. Dear Teenage Daughter : Please stop taking down the picture of you hanging on our refrigerator. I put the picture up, and you take it down.

Being the mother of a teenage daughter, I say these words all the time. My main job is to take care of you, my daughter, and to keep you safe. I’m trying to remember what it was like to be your age. DEAR DAUGHTER : Tomorrow you turn and you are officially a full-fledged teenager. I feel like I blinked and you went from a precious 13-month-old to precocious 13-year-old.

Although boys have different issues to deal with, they still need encouragement to do the “right” things, even when the world is telling them something else. I talk to my children all of the time, but a letter is long-lasting and can be a source of hope in times of turmoil. This letter from a mother to her teenage daughter is a great reminder that parenting is not a popularity contest, it’s a calling.

Dear Sweet Child of Mine, I know you are so big now. You’re growing up faster than I could have ever imagined. You will be the last. Cute and pretty, beautiful and lovely.

Charming and bubbly, Innocent and friendly. Related: Perfect Gifts for a Teenage Girl 11. My daughters are only on loan to me. They are created in His image.