Inspired Letters to My Baby: Write Now. Read Later. Treasure Forever.

Share memories, love, and words of wisdom with your bundle of joy with this unique book of letters. Enjoy this new and inspiring look for the bestselling Letters to ... series with artwork by Hsinping Pan.

Whether you're pregnant or a new parent, filling these envelopes with memories and hopes for your baby will leave a lasting impression--and now, you can do it in style with this gorgeously illustrated and sweetly designed package.

With this keepsake collection of 12 letters, you can fill each with stories and memories straight from your heart. Then postdate, seal with the included stickers, and save the letters to gift to your child at a later date. Included are 12 letters from the original Letters to My Baby, such as:

• On the day you were born ...
• My wishes for you are ...
• Your first home was like this ...

A NEW TWIST ON AN OLD FAVORITE: Created by Lea Redmond, author of the bestselling Letters to ... series that has sold more than 4 million copies worldwide, this fresh twist on the classic format with art from Hsinping Pan is a timeless baby keepsake.

A GREAT GIFT FOR NEW BABY: Inspired Letters to My Baby is a unique gift for expecting parents or a great add-on for a baby shower or first birthday gift. This paper time capsule encourages deep connections between mother and child or father and child, capturing special moments with a little one during early parenthood to share in the years to come.

PERFECT KEEPSAKE: The finished set of notes makes a great gift for a graduation, a milestone birthday, or a wedding day. Fans have praised the special value of a child having a sample of a parent's handwriting to cherish.

Perfect for:

• Baby shower or new baby gift for parents
• A fresh twist on a guided journal or memory book to capture special moments with a child to share in the future
• Single parents or couples looking for a creative way to remind a child how important they are to the family
• Fans and users of other bestsellers in the Letters to . . . series looking for a new aesthetic approach