Letter of affirmation to daughter

One of the greatest gifts you can give your daughter is to affirm her through writing. 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. Do yourself and your daughter a favor. Write her a letter and tell her what you love about her.

Positive affirmations for daughters is so important to their emotional development. These words for daughters are essential for girls to hear. I will end this letter to you, my darling teenage daughter , and hope that your brain absorbed at least a third of this. I will always be here for you, with as little judgment as I can muster, to help you in whatever way possible. You are worthy of love.

I love you from the bottom of my heart. Consistent expressions of love cannot be overdone. The more parents say it, the more deeply it. I think you’re beautiful. The purpose of the letter is to write to your daughters about how proud you are of her, her talents, what you like most about her, memories from childhoo advice for the future and the sort of young lady she has evolved into.

These are letters that your daughter will cherish and keep for life. With a letter to my daughter , I hope she realizes she has the power to change the worl one kindness at a time. There’s something so special about a daughter. She’s soft and sweet, sensitive and sassy.

There are the dad-obsessed years, and the mom-confiding years, and a lot of fussiness and emotional rollercoasters in between. It breaks my heart because I miss our sweet relationship. Here are seven topics I plan to cover in the letter. My Dearest Daughter , I cannot believe that you are old enough to make your confirmation! The time has flown by for me!

When I was growing up, I always wondered what my own daughter would be like. My firstborn, my sweet girl. 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. Dear Faith, Today the last of the single digits find you: Happy 9th birthday, Faith.

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. That little girl you brought up is finishing school. Letter to my daughter in her last days of Year 12.

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