Before I Was Born, I Knew You Were Mine

A Love Letter from Baby to Parent

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Parenting, Family Relationships, Pregnancy, Picture Books, and Children

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100

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Publication Date

Aug 15, 2025

Page Length

54 pages

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Before I Was Born, I Knew You Were Mine

A Love Letter from Baby to Parent

Published Copy

Blurb

A baby’s first love letter to parents who lovingly awaits them.

A beautiful, unborn baby sends a love letter to the parents who will love them forever. This tender baby keepsake celebrates the very special bond that develops long before baby and parent meet. The illustrations exhibit an array of creamy pastel colors, which flow with soft, peaceful rhymes. It's a heartwarming reminder of the love and connection between parent and child.

Perfect for expecting parents, families, baby showers, and individuals who cherish the magical moments of early life.

It is recommended for ages 0 to 5, and it is a premium keepsake for parents and families of all ages.

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Genres

Parenting, Family Relationships, Pregnancy, Picture Books, and Children

Type of Ending

Series

Not part of a series

Author Prefers A Review On

Amazon

Reader Spots Remaining

100

Number of days to read

Publication Date

Aug 15, 2025

Page Length

54 pages

Available Formats

PDF

Author

Lydia T. Grant is a self-published author who writes from the heart and, at times, from a humorous tone. Her work includes compelling guides on how to cope with bereavement, imaginative picture books for children, and funny blank-lined journals for people who like to overthink things.

Lydia's goal is always the same: to make something authentic, relatable, and substantial, whether she's helping people heal, getting them to laugh, or showing them how magical nighttime stories can be.

When she's not writing or thinking about new ideas, you will find her enjoying time with her family, traveling, or creating stories inspired by events which transpire regularly.