Comments on: Featured Bedding Collection: Pink and Taupe Damask

By: kcwatkins325

kcwatkins325 — Mon, 18 Jul 2011 01:49:19 +0000

The dream I have for my baby girl would be for her to always have that sparkle in her eyes that says she knows she is loved without any words said at all. That she explore life with the same curiosity, excitement, and determination that she is showing already at only 3 months of age. I dream that she will always know the love of others, that she will always give love to others, and that she will always know her way home to the love of her family. Most of all, I dream that my little princess will always be healthy in her heart, body, and mind, and that she will commit her life and soul to the Lord Jesus Christ and our Heavenly Father.

By: Tiffany Dillon

Tiffany Dillon — Sun, 17 Jul 2011 22:44:17 +0000

My dream for my daughter-to-be is that she is a strong person but with an open heart. I dream that she always knows that she is loved. I dream that she always has what she needs but knows how to work for the things that she wants. I also dream that she be loving and understanding of others and have compassion. But most of all I dream she knows and always loves the Lord our savior and knows that she is a daughter of God who He loves!

By: Aura

Aura — Sun, 17 Jul 2011 20:39:25 +0000

I want my daughter to be happy and successful at whatever she puts her heart into.

By: Kathy Nguyen

Kathy Nguyen — Sun, 17 Jul 2011 16:14:05 +0000

My precious daughter, Kiera, just turned 15 months. Gosh, does time fly? My dreams for my daughter are success and complete happiness. I plan to finish school in the near future to be able to provide the balance if she chooses to be an artist or say musician. I see my daughter as a strong minded individual, passionate for life. I hope that she will take everything that my hubby and I will teach her well, and approach life's stuggles with optimistic caution.

By: wanda

wanda — Sun, 17 Jul 2011 15:44:39 +0000

My wish is going to be short and not long winded, Happy!

By: Michelle Hahn

Michelle Hahn — Sun, 17 Jul 2011 15:39:38 +0000

My dream for our daughter, Addison, due on September 27th, is for her to follow her dreams. I hpoe that she finds something she truly loves and pursues it without hesitation. Whether that be dancing like her mom, acting like her dad, or something totally unexpected, I hope she finds something that makes her happy. We will support her the whole way through.

By: Julie Menoche

Julie Menoche — Sun, 17 Jul 2011 14:09:40 +0000

My daughter is 4 months old now and my wish for her is to live a full happy life! I want her to always follow her dreams no matter what anyone else thinks. I want her to find herself and stick to her morals. I want her to find a wonderful person to share her life with, someone who makes her very happy and puts her on a pedistool. As long as she is happy and successful in whatever she wants to do, as a mother that is all i can ask for!

By: Lauren42085

Lauren42085 — Sun, 17 Jul 2011 13:57:23 +0000

My hopes, wishes, and DREAMS for my little Emma, is for her to find happiness in everything in life. I want her to see the happiness in the little things. I also want her to be happy and satisfied in her own skin. I grew up as "the fat kid" and missed out on a lot of things in life because I was afraid of what everyone would think. But I also missed out on a lot because of what I thought about myself. I dont want Emma to be disgusted with herself. I want her to love her chubby cheeks or wavy hair. I want her to be happy with being tall or short, thin or heavy, cool or geeky
Emma is my everything and I want her to know it and feel it. She is going to be a beautiful girl with a beautiful spirit and I dont want anyone to bring her down. I dream that she lives a fulfilling and HAPPY life.

By: Meredith Foster

Meredith Foster — Sun, 17 Jul 2011 13:21:28 +0000

My dreams for my daughter are that she would live up to the legacies of her heritage; both sides have lines of strong and independent women, yet full of grace and love. My grandmother ventured out west with her family on a chuckwagon before settling into NM. She had a fire in her spirit- even changing her name from Mildred to Polly, her beloved horse. She never did what she was the mold, yet believed in herself and followed her heart. My husband's grandmother lived in a poor, rural Mississippi town. She worked up to three jobs to provide for her six children. And she never once complained. She was a strong woman, full of drive, yet her family remembers her contagious laughter and grace filled spirit. One thing that resonates on both sides of her heritage is that all the women were strong and courageous, leaving their own individual mark on society and, more importantly, their families. My hope for little Emerson is that her daughter could say the same about her, and myself, in 100 years. That we were honest, loving, God-fearing women who were true to ourselves, and made the world a better place because we were alive.

By: moustaader

moustaader — Sun, 17 Jul 2011 13:03:44 +0000

My dream for my daughter is that she becomes a Leader with a healthy sense of self and that she often takes the road less traveled. I want her to put passion in everything she does and to know as a woman she has the power to nurture and help others. I want her to know that beauty comes from within and that it can be seen in everyone and that happiness is a choice and that no matter what obstacles come her way, she will have the strength to prevail. And at the end of the day when she is in her bed looking out of her window, she will be able to say, "I made a difference".