What to write in a 1st birthday card

• I think it’s safe to say that you are the cutest one year old I have ever seen!
• We all wish you hundreds more of these wonderful days!
• You are a ONE-derful baby!
• I can tell that you are only one by the way you open your presents.

Nothing in my life makes me prouder or happier than you. Waking up to your adorable little face and fluffy hair starts each day off with love and light. Before you arrived, we were never nervous. We were ready for you to arrive and change our lives forever – and boy, did you!

1st Birthday Wishes for Son

1. I loved you before you even entered the world.
2. You’re 1 and already my biggest blessing.
3. My super adorable son is already 1.
4. Happy 1st birthday to our cute little boy.
5. The most important being in my world.
6. A momentous birthday for us all.
7. 1st birthday wishes for my baby boy.

If you can’t gather with family or friends when it’s time to celebrate your little one’s big birthday, there are still fun ways to celebrate….First Birthday Activity Ideas and Games

1. Smash Cake Video.
2. Ball Pit.
3. Balloon Toss.
4. Painted Onesie.
5. Name Banner.
6. Bath Painting.
7. Painted Handprints.
8. First Birthday Crown.

Birthday Wishes for Baby Boy

1. This baby boy is the most precious gift.
2. Happy birthday to your beautiful baby boy.
3. Lots of hugs and lots of kisses, baby boy.
4. Today you will be showered with love, baby boy.
5. Happy birthday to a heart-melting baby boy.
6. The most adorable baby boy.
7. Your baby boy will be a little heartbreaker.

Simple and Easy Messages

1. Welcoming your new baby with wishes of health, happiness and plenty of sleep.
2. Wishing you many congratulations on your new bundle of joy.
3. Congratulations on your beautiful new baby!
4. Congratulations on your new arrival.
5. Really happy for you both.

If you feel inspired by the poems presented, you might even want to try writing one of your own. Take some time to reflect on the first year of your baby’s life and then try writing a verse or two. You don’t even have to rhyme; just write what’s in your heart and find a way to include it in the celebration.

Here are the best funny poems for kids: 1 The Adventures of Isabel, by Ogden Nash 2 The Dentist and the Crocodile, by Roald Dahl 3 Mrs. Mitchell’s Underwear, by Dennis Lee 4 Gas, by C.K. Williams 5 Daddy Fell Into the Pond, by Alfred Noyes More

1 Rabbit, by Mary Ann Hoberman. 2 Dinosaur Diets, by Jane Yolen. 3 About the Teeth of Sharks, by John Ciardi. 4 Mommies, by Nikki Giovanni. 5 First Grade, by William Stafford. 6 How to Paint a Donkey, by Naomi Shihab Nye. 7 Valentine, by Donald Hall.

A Father To His Son. By Carl Sandburg; A father sees his son nearing manhood. What shall he tell that son? “Life is hard; be steel; be a rock.” And this might stand him for the storms. Read Complete Poem