Do NOT read "On the Night You Were Born" on the night your child was born if you expect to finish in less than 30 minutes and without crying.
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@Espion: Happy birthday, baby Espion!!
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@Espion: uhm, lo received that book at one of our baby showers from my youngest sis, her aunt. She wrote a sweet, heart bursting note for her in there. Yep. Lost it right then and started crying. We have three copies so I can read it to her wherever we are.
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Aww how sweet! Happy birthday baby!
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@mrbee: E says NaNaNa!! (Which means, thank you!)
@singingbee: On a normal night it gets me choked up. But tonight? He was born just after midnight, so the whole thing leaves me done for!
@MrsMccarthy: E thanks you too! I can't believe a whole year has gone by!
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@Espion: I've never heard of this book, so sweet! I added it to my amazon cart. Happy birthday to your LO!
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@abbydabbydoodlebug: Report back! I rarely cry outside of hormonal floods, but the first time I read it to E, I couldn't make it through some pages!
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I am INLOVE with that book. When DD is fussy, all I have to do is hold her and recite the words from the story to her. She will calm down instantly. It's pretty special for us too.
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Happy birthday to your handsome guy!
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Happy Birthday, E!!
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Also, don't read it on the night you bring your baby home from the hospital. I couldn't even finish it I was sobbing so hard. Damn hormones!
Happy birthday baby!
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