The whole family is glad when a baby arrives. All friends and family congratulate the newborn baby’s parents.
Additionally to the parents’ happiness, grandparents are infinitely happy for the arrival of their grandchild.
Here you will find ways to express your congratulations to grandparents for the arrival of their grandchild.
Download best congratulations to grandparents for the arrival of their grandchild :
– "This baby is a gift from life. Congratulations to all the family."
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– "We want to express all our joy for the arrival of a new member into your family."
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– "A grandchild is the continuation of your children. Love them the most of all."
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– "You only lacked a grandchild for your life to be complete."
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– "Your children have given you the most wonderful gift for a human being. Love your grandchild and teach them all they need to be the best they can be."
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– "This is a different phase for you. Congratulations on the arrival of your grandchild."
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– "A new grandchild is a gift from God. Bless him for this blessing."
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– "With your grandchild’s birth you will be parents again, and going through life together will make you all wiser."
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– "Your family has grown with your grandchild´s arrival, and you will want to make them happy. A grandchild is a great reason to be happy."
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– "When you hold a grandchild in your arms and you see how small they are, their eyes, their hands, their short life, you feel like a mother again. A grandchild brings happiness."
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– "Your hearts will be joyful when your grandchild arrives. Your grandchild will give you strength to carry on."
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– "You almost gave up your life for your children and taught them everything with love. Make a bigger effort with your grandchild and use your wisdom to educate them."
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– "You will relive the pride of being parents with your grandchild. Love them and take care of them as you would your own children."
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– "You will love this child that comes into your lives infinitely. Let today be the start of a happy stage for you and your grandchild."
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– "Today is a beautiful and unforgettable day for you. The arrival of your grandchild will make the whole family commit in taking care of them and loving them."
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– "You were happy when you used to live with your children. The arrival of your grandchild will make your life even happier."
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– "Sweet angel, you arrived, gave us strength and will, and made us see life differently. Our souls are happy."
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– "We are now happy every morning in a different way for knowing you have been born."
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– "Greeting a grandchild is almost like greeting a child. The best part is that you now know how to educate them."
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What to Write in a Baby Shower Card
Before delving into specific ideas for the text, here are some factors to consider as you think about what to include in the baby shower card:
Simple Baby Shower Card Messages
If you’re not a wordsmith and just want to write something simple and sweet in the baby shower card, or you’re not super close to the mom-to-be, here are some messages to consider:
"I’m so happy for you."
"I can’t wait to meet your baby."
"Wishing both you and your new baby all the best."
"Your little family is about to get bigger and cuter."
"Wishing you moments of joy with your new little baby."
Baby Shower Card Messages Focusing on the Gift
Since a baby shower involves showering the mom-to-be with gifts as well as love and support, you may consider mentioning the gift you've chosen in your baby shower card message. Here are some ideas:
"Wrapping your gift almost made me keel over with cuteness overload. Just giving you a warning!"
"I’m overjoyed to shower you with this special gift I know you’ll love."
"When I was raising my little ones, I couldn’t survive without this item. I think you’ll find it valuable too."
"So happy to be attending your baby shower, and excited to be helping you load up on some goodies for the baby!"
Funny Baby Shower Card Messages
Being a parent can be a challenging job, and sometimes it’s nice to just have a laugh about it. If you’re absolutely sure the recipient of your baby shower card appreciates your style of humor, try one of these messages:
"Hope you have a nice baby!"
"In just a few months you’ll become a stain removal expert!"
"Say hello to your bundle of joy, and goodbye to sleeping in ever again."
"Thanks in advance for naming the baby after me!"
"Congratulations on being so creative! Can’t wait to see your latest project!"
"Don’t worry. After they turn 18, you can kick them out!"
"I can’t wait to see who the baby resembles more!"
What to Write in a Baby Shower Card for a Boy
If you know the mom-to-be is having a baby boy, you could choose one of these messages for the baby shower card:
"Oh boy! We can’t wait to meet your little guy."
"We hope your little boy is just as handsome as his dad."
"Snips and snails, and puppy dogs' tails — get ready for boyhood!"
"Your little boy is lucky to have two amazing parents who love him. Congratulations!"
"Here’s to lots of fun and joy with your little boy!"
"May your baby boy bring you loads of joy and troublemaking."
"It’s beautiful seeing your family grow. Cheers to a baby boy."
What to Write in a Baby Shower Card for a Girl
If you know the mom-to-be is have a little girl, here are some sweet wishes you can include in the baby shower card:
"Here’s to a bubbly baby girl to love and spoil. Congratulations!"
"Sugar and spice. May your new baby girl bring you everything nice!
"We’re all tickled pink to hear you’re having a baby girl. Congratulations!"
"Little girls grow up so fast. One minute you’re dressing her in princess outfits, and the next minute she’s trying on bridal gowns. Enjoy every minute."
"We hope your little girl will be beautiful inside and out, just like her mother."
"May your pink bundle be showered with everything splendid."
What to Write in a Baby Shower Card for Twins
If the mom-to-be has revealed she’s having twins or triplets (or even more), you could acknowledge this in the card. Here are some ideas of what to say:
"Double the baby, double the excitement, and double the trouble!"
"Sometimes the best things come in pairs."
"One baby is special, but two babies are super special."
"Now you have two reasons to smile!"
"Cheers to your babies!"
"Wishing you double the congratulations."
"Could there be anything better than two babies? Oh, maybe three!"
"Let me know if you need help counting all those fingers and toes."
"We can’t wait to see double the cuteness."
"Now you can look forward to four arms hugging you!"
What to Write in a Baby Shower Card for a Close Friend
If you’re a close friend or relative of the mom-to-be and would like to send a personal message of support, here are some ideas:
"Congratulations on your baby’s arrival! I know that you’ll be a terrific mom."
"From one mother to another, the moment you set eyes on your little one, you’ll be smitten forever."
"The unconditional love you’ll feel for your new baby will be something you’ve never felt before."
"After reading books and articles on motherhood, you’ll think you’ve prepared for everything, but the best lessons come with time — and I’ll be there for you whenever you need me."
"Congratulations! Mommyhood looks so good on you."
What to Write in a Baby Shower Card From Grandparents
If you’re one of the grandparents-to-be, you may have something special in mind for your message, especially if the mom-to-be is your daughter. Here are some phrases for welcoming a new grandson or granddaughter:
"We are overjoyed to welcome our baby’s very own baby into the world."
"Don’t you worry — we’ve babyproofed the house and have been practicing singing lullabies. Grandparenthood, here we come!"
"Babies don’t come with instruction manuals. But that’s what grandparents are for!"
"Grandbabies are always welcome in our home!"
"Remember, you can’t return them when they misbehave, but you can always drop them off with us!"
The Bottom Line
Composing the perfect message for a baby shower card won’t seem difficult once you start, especially if you think about the relationship you have with the mom-to-be and/or the dad-to-be. Also, if you have any details about whether the mom-to-be is having a boy or girl, these can provide inspiration for the message. Don’t be afraid to craft a truly personalized message, adding a funny story, a personal anecdote, something positive about the mom-to-be, or a unique insight from your own experience as a parent. This time can be both exciting and scary for new parents — and a little humor or a kind message of encouragement may mean a lot to them. If you want to call attention to a special gift you’ve purchased, feel free to tailor your message to include that in the baby shower card. If you’re still hunting for a present, check out our massive list of great baby shower gift ideas.
In this new year, I’m excited about the upcoming publication of I Have Been Assigned the Single Bird, my latest book, and about my work as the incoming President of the Friends of St. Vincent National Wildlife Refuge.
But for opening my heart, I’m counting on Asa.
Two weeks ago, Jeff and I traveled to Los Angeles to meet our 3-day-old grandson. The sleep habits of a newborn generally don’t align with those of his parents, just recovering from labor and delivery. So for a week, from 7 to 10 a.m. each morning, Asa was ours.
Our son David would tread down the stairs and hand over the tiny child into our care. It was dark outside, and the windows were gray. Asa would wake, look into our eyes, and then tumble back into sleep.
You could think of a million things to do to help a new family: start a load of wash, walk the dog, prepare breakfast. Instead, we took turns lying on the couch with Asa, and watched him surf sleep, quiescent to rousing to quiescent again.
He rose and fell on my diaphragm. My heart beat against his back. I studied the furrow where forehead dips into nose, found his mother’s face in the shape of his, and his father’s mouth. His brow lifted, and I noticed that his eyelids were still aquatic, puffy with the work of covering his eyes in the womb. His ears were perfect whorls. His face is a dish, the original receiver of connection.
Over the hours, the birds woke and the light grew and made patterns on the front door and the interior walls. The baby slept.
Jeff tucked the fleecy blanket over Asa’s shoulder. I hadn't seen it slip. We whispered in the dark about the shapes of our own newborns’ faces, but really there was nothing but this one now and here.
We wondered when he’d surface to demand his mother’s milk. Finally, his breath quickened, and he sighed and stretched his neck, the beginning of rooting for the breast.
I said: "Look, I think he is smiling!" Jeff’s opinion was that the baby’s face simply reflected the waking up of his digestive tract, so new to its work. Either way, in that child’s face I see inspiration and courage for the work we must go home and resume: to evolve with our species into better beings on this planet. For the sake of every newborn of every species, waiting for their chance to live.
Eight days after Asa’s birth, family and friends gathered in a sunny backyard for a traditional naming ceremony to welcome him into his human community. David and Hannah spoke, holding the baby swaddled in their arms:
We were drawn to the name Asa, an uncommon but not unusual name of Hebrew origin. Its simple, palindromic construction feels like a solid foundation upon which he can build whatever identity he chooses. We also were happy to learn that its meaning is ‘healer’ or ‘physician,’ as a family that values science and rationalism.
In choosing a second Hebrew name, Adam, we wanted to capture our desire for the well-being of the planet to play a role in our son’s life.
We, his grandparents, will help make it be so.
Love Asa already and thanks for your beautiful telling of your first hours with him.
This solemn welcome to our new fellow planet dweller brings joy and hope.
What a beautiful tribute to this new precious soul! And after the gift of all that time together, he will surely carry a deep memory of you forever.
Thank you, Sue, for sharing this intimate portrait of Asa Adam’s face and of your special moments of connection, spanning generations. What a gift!
Can’t wait to read your new book!
What a beautiful welcome into this world, Susan.
Dear Sue,
Congratulations on the new book and on Asa!
You’ve brought back a lot of memories of the delight, wonder, and promise of holding my newborn daughter and then my granddaughter and each grandson. I also look forward to holding and reading the new book in my hands soon.
Oh Sue, so beautifully written by a beautiful human! Congratulations on all fronts. Glad you are a part of this world!
Jill, thank you so much….miss you
Charlene, you know intimately how it is!! Book is still birthing, but written, anyway….
Thanks, Roberta❤️❤️
Thank you dear Tom!
When a child is born, we are not only reminded of but also experience a communion with the miracle of life at its most profoundest. May we all live in a way to live up to this ever constant miracle. Looking forward to your book and posts.
Pam, may it be so!
Such a privilege to witness his first days…and to ponder his life purpose….
Thank you, Pam. I know yoor grand boys fuel your climate activism, and that Asa, will push me to work harder.
You are with me every step of the way, my friend….
Ah, Sue, as I read your lovely words I was there with you! Asa is a lucky boy, to have you and Jeff, and his caring parents to surround him with all that is good in this world! I,too, look forward to reading your new book! Love to you!
It is so cool to see a new chapter in yours and Jeff's life, congratulations!
And we are enriched equally❤️❤️
Thank you, Raven, so much…
Sweet. How wonderful.,..the joy of creation and enjoying creation.
Glad for you all.
Here is nothing in our rhelm of life that compares to the birth of a grandchild. His life is your life. Congratulations!
As a grandparent, I have despaired for the future. Thank you, Susan, for a vision of hope.
Thanks.
Thank you for sharing your experience. The gathering for naming was so deliberate and thoughtful that already Asa Adam has character and strength. Congratulations to you and your family.
This makes me so happy and hopeful – both the prospect of your new book but also, and most especially, the reality of this tiny new life and the strong, loving, deeply committed adults who support him. Much love to all…
Thank you for sharing this beautiful moment in your and Jeff's life. AND love the picture of Jeff and Asa! A very happy healthy new year to all of you!!!
Very moving Sue. Thanks so much for sharing this beautiful and intimate moment. Our one and only granddaughter, Thea, just turned two. We spend time with her most days and every moment remains precious. We are blessed by life. I’m looking forward to your new book
Susan, Thank you for this inspiration. I look forward to your continued blogging and new book! For all earth dwellers, may we heal each other and our planet.
Karen, may we indeed!
I think of you so often, Bob because you set aside your life down here to be nannies or year or so ago. Did your daughter move down here is that how you get to be with Thea?
Awww Sherry, thanks!
We are on the same journey, my dear oldest friend!
It was amazing, Joanne!
Thank you, Nancy! I know you work so hard for all our children…
I'm beginning to see that, Francie!
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Thank you Sue for your beautifully written introduction of of little Asa into the world. If I were a thousand times better writer than I am I could express the joy I feel in meeting my precious new granddaughter Lily. Bless the babies.
Congratulations to parents and grandparents! And to Asa, welcome. You will soon love this world as do those who love you. And such mentors and such places to discover!
Wow, wow, wow. Such a beautiful child, and so beautifully written Sue. Thanks for sharing not only your words, your hopes, and also these great photos of you and Jeff with Asa. I have absolutely loved being a grand mother. It feels like getting a second chance to get some things right, and the wonder is rejuvenating.
Of water and on land, in trees, sacred herb, swirling fire, teaming sky and brilliant multitudes of denizens manifested — everywhere, eternal universes abide the All-Love…Asa…an incarnated welcome ! pure potential once more expressed… he is smaller than the smallest, and greater than the greatest…may his awareness and yours enlighten the ever afterward, joining the dance of creation changing around us in the hall of eternity…by such honor I now greet thee…
Such beautiful words on the birth of Asa. What a wonderful time for you and your family. Sending love and all good wishes for this beautiful child.
We’re back-up nannies now living in Rochester NY. 😊
Simply wondrous! Congratulations on the book, your presidency, and the wondrous Asa.
A new life and a new book! How can 2022 be anything but good! Asa is beautiful and so fortunate to have you and Jeff as his grands. Looking forward to your new book.
Lillian and Jim
Susan & Jeff,
Thank you for sharing the beauty & JOY.
Love extended….
Congratulations to all of you! I love the photo of “Captain Pop” with Asa 💚
Oh, how wonderful for the parents and you two! What a beautiful human baby and beautiful meangful names! We need you all and Asa Adam on earth.😘
Thank you sharing the wonderful tribute to your new grandson. May he be Blessed with God's divine love, grace and mercy.
🙂 Happy New Year. Happy new life!
One life at a time. Thank you for sharing these special moments and this message.
We are all Earth Beings.
Yes!
Thank You, Don.
Thank You, Cathy. It was so dear to be with you on Christmas Eve!!!
I know, Beth, me too! Asa is ALMOST as cute as those baby oystercatchers, right?
Back at you, Freddie! I always think of your generosity and kindness this time of year….
You and Jim are always modelling how to do it right, Lillian
May we persevere, Gail, right?
Judy, thank you so much!
Dave, thank you for your words of blessing…
You are such a role model for me Carol. Thank you.
May it be so, Marylyn!
Bless the babies, indeed, Rebecca!
Joanna, thank you so much!
It's a miracle, Elise!
Thank you, Sherry!
Dear Friend…..
Beautiful work of art. Thank you.
Aren't babies a wonderful way to start a person?! I've been thinking about how wonderful they are lately. I guess its due to all the new grandparents around me lately. i can see by your face and prose that you've been renewed thanks to Asa
Thanks, Geoff! You've got a nearly adult we all remember coming home as a baby!
John, thank you so very much.
May your new book and new grandbaby bring wisdom, heart and blessing to the world. And may we be ready to receive them.
Our first grandbaby was born April 4th, 2022. His name is Rafael Miko.
Congratulations on your new book and your new grandchild! May God Bless sweet Asa and his whole family!
Thank you, Janis, so much!
Thank you so much, Dawn!
Thank you for so eloquently expressing your experiences, thoughts, and hopes — for all things. You echo what is in our hearts. What a joyful time for y’all!! So much love —
Thank you dear Margaret, you mirror all I feel….
Susan, So many wonderful new things to start a New Year! Once again, our lives are on somewhat parallel tracks…stumbling into wildlife careers with FWC…and now Grandparents at the same time. Ross Gaudio Boyter (Ben and Carrie's first, and my and Tara's first and only) was born Nov. 26. So, we relate perfectly to your time with Asa. Happy times ahead, and I'm sure you and Jeff will be great influences in his life! Congratulations on all of your events for 2022.
Hugh, thank you so much! And how lucky you are to be in town with your little Ross. Carrie Gaudio was always a favorite of mine….