The love you experience as a mother is unlike any love you have known before, and as your belly is expanding, so is your heart. Before you are holding your precious baby, you are anxiously counting down the months, weeks, days, and hours. But as time passes, you will realize that the moments you are growing your tiny Valentine, those are the moments you will want to remember forever. They are the only moments that will always belong solely to you. Every hiccup, kick, twist and turn are yours to feel. You know your baby before anyone else every meets him. Instead of wishing the calendar to move faster, take the opportunity to create lasting memories of your pregnancy.

Recording your baby's heartbeat will be a sound that brings a smile to your face throughout your entire parenting journey, but did you know that you can add a second heart recorder to your My Baby's Heartbeat Bear Animal? You can use this recorder to capture a message from yourself or a family member, a poem, or even the portion of a lullaby or favorite song.

Such a small addition to your keepsake will make it even more personal. And if you struggle with coming up with what to record, we've got you covered.

Poems, Messages, Quotes

“I’ll Love You Forever, I’ll Like You For Always. As Long as I’m Living, My Baby You’ll Be.”

“I love you right up to the moon—and back.”

“On the night you were born, the moon smiled with such wonder that the stars peeked in to see you and the night wind whispered, ‘Life will never be the same.’”

“There is no place like home.”

“Let me love you a little more before you’re not little anymore.”

“For all the things my hands have held the best by far is you.”

“I am your mother, you are my child. I am your quiet place, you are my wild. I am your calm face, you are my giggle. I am your wait, you are my wiggle. I am your dinner, you are my chocolate cake. I am your bedtime, you are my wide awake. I am your lullaby, you are my peek-a-boo. I am your goodnight kiss, you are my I love you.”

“And then my soul saw you and it kind of went “Oh, there you are. I’ve been looking for you.”

“I have made you and I will carry you; I will sustain you and I will rescue you.”

“Ten little fingers, ten perfect toes, fill our hearts with love that overflows.”

“Fairy tales do come true. Look at us, we had you.”

“I loved you from the very start. You stole my breath, embraced my heart. Our life together has just begun. You’re part of me, my little one.”

Song Ideas

• A New Day has Come by Celine Dion
• Amazing by Janelle
• Anyway by Martina McBride
• Baby Mine by Alison Krauss
• Beautiful Boy by John Lennon (there is also a Celine Dion version)
• The Best Part of Me by Lee Price
• Blessed by Elton John
• Blue by Beyonce
• Butterfly Kisses by Bob Carlisle
• Cinderella by Steven Curtis Chapman
• The Climb by Miley Cyrus
• Dance with my Daughter by Jason Blaine
• Find Your Wings by Brent Miller
• Gracie by Ben Folds
• How You Live (Turn Up the Music) by Point of Grace
• Humble and Kind by Tim McGraw
• I Hope You Dance by Lee Ann Womack
• I See the Light by Mandy Moore and Zachary Levi
• I Will Love You by Fisher
• I Won’t Let Go by Rascal Flatts
• In My Daughter’s Eyes by Martina McBride
• Lullaby by The Dixie Chicks
• Lullabye (Goodnight my Angel) by Billy Joel
• A Mother’s Prayer (Hannah’s Song) by Rachel Aldous
• Mother to Child by Rosita Stone
• My Little Girl by Tim McGraw
• My Wish by Rascal Flatts
• Naleigh Moon by Josh Kelley (international adoption)
• The One Thing by Shakira
• The One Who Knows by Dar Williams
• Priceless by King & Country
• Red Robin by Clark Richard
• Slow Down by Nichole Nordeman
• So Far to Find You by Casting Crowns (international adoption)
• Speechless by Alicia Keys
• Stand by Rascal Flatts
• This Angel by Jennifer Nettles
• Try Everything (from Zootopia) by Shakira
• What I Never Knew I Always Wanted by Carrie Underwood
• When I Pray for You by Dan + Shay
• When Love Takes You In by Steven Curtis Chapman (older child adoption specific)
• Who I Am by Jessica Andrews
• You Are My Baby by Kimya Dawson
• You’re Gonna Be by Reba McEntire