A birthday card for your daughter, from a proud parent
Whether she is turning seven or thirty-seven, your daughter's birthday is also a reminder of how fast the years have moved. Pick a photo that shows who she is right now, or pair a baby picture with a recent one in your mind as you write. Pearl foil on rose paper gives the card a soft, glowing finish she will keep.
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Parents often want to tell their daughter they are proud, without sounding like a speech. Name one thing she has done this year that impressed you, mention a trait you see growing in her, and end with a hope for her. For younger girls, the round kitten in the cute design is pure delight.
What to write inside
Pick a message to start from. It goes straight into your card, and you can change every word.
Design idea
Choose a recent photo of your daughter doing something she loves, like dancing, painting or playing a sport. Use Details so pearl foil traces her outline, on rose or blush paper. For a teen or adult daughter, rose gold on cotton looks more grown-up. Little ones will adore the cute kitten design with holographic foil.
- Pearl foil
- Rose paper
When to send it
Send it in the morning so it is waiting when she wakes. For a daughter away at college, time it before her first class.
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Questions
What should a parent write in a daughter's birthday card?
Tell her one specific thing you are proud of from this past year, a quality you admire in her, and a wish for the year ahead. If she is young, keep it simple and playful; if she is grown, a few sincere lines go a long way.
What design suits a young girl's birthday card?
The cute design with its round kitten above a flower meadow is a favorite, as are the bunny astronaut and pink butterflies. Holographic or pearl foil on blush or hot pink paper makes it extra cheerful.
