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A Poem about a Baby
Thursday, March 12th, 2009I know sometimes people are looking for poems to give when a baby is born. I just came across this one today…
BABY’S EYES.
When the baby’s eyes are blue,
Think we of a summer day,
Violets, and dancing rills*.
When the baby’s eyes are gray,
Doves and dawn are brought to mind.
Brown—of gentle fawns we dream,
And ripe nuts in shady woods.
Black—of midnight skies that gleam
With bright stars. But blue or gray,
Black or brown, like flower or star,
Sweeter eyes can never be
To mamma than baby’s are.*little brooks
This poem can be found in Harper’s Young People, January 20, 1880.
Baby Showers in Lebanon
Monday, June 4th, 2007Kristen wrote asking about holding a Baby Shower for a Lebanese woman:
A friend of mine living in the United States who is Lebanese is due to have a baby very soon. Would it be appropriate to have a baby shower of some sort? I certainly wouldn’t want to offend her culturally, and am not familiar with Lebanese customs. Could you point me in the right direction.
Thank you,
Kristen Emond
We asked Roula from Lebanon about holding Baby Showers. Roula answered that “a baby shower is quite unknown in Lebanon, but that it’s a nice idea that won’t offend anyone”.
If anyone would like to discuss Baby Shower traditions in different countries, feel free to comment below.
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