Just to Let You Know
- Jessica Urlichs
- Jun 20, 2021
- 1 min read
Updated: Aug 20, 2022
Just to let you know,
I love looking at them, looking at you.
Their world.
You’re still mine you know, but I’ve made room. They are at my centre and they’re at yours too.
And I love you for that.
I love you for loving them more than anything.
I love how you open your arms wide to them, no matter what.
I love how they will run to you when they’ve made a mistake, not away.
I love how the whole house lights up when your car pulls in the driveway.
I love how they smell a bit like them and a bit like you after you’ve given them cuddles.
I love how you let them feel, let them be them, let me be me.
I love the man you were, but more so the man you became when you entered into fatherhood.
I don’t tell you often I know.
Life got busy didn’t it?
But I adore this life with you.
I adore us.
Just to let you know.
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This hit home for me today. The line about how the kids run to him when they've made a mistake, rather than away, is such a beautiful observation of trust and gentle parenting. In the crazy blur of daily routines, it is so easy to forget to acknowledge how much our partners step up and grow when becoming parents. Between juggling family tasks, managing late nights, and looking into things like Assignment Writing Help Australia for uni work, life gets ridiculously busy fast. It makes me wonder how often we actually pause to express this kind of quiet gratitude to each other amidst all the noise. Thanks for sharing such a heartfelt piece.
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