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August 12 was Middle Child Day. Up until January, Monkey was my middle child; technically she still is, along with Little Man now. I call them both my middle littles. I was the youngest growing up, by a LONG shot. The sibling closest to me was 10 years older. I always felt like an only child and was really spoiled! I decided that I wanted to go check out the kids cards at Walmart and find a card to celebrate Middle Child Day and show Monkey that she’s important to us.
Your local Walmart should have thinking of you and birthday cards to choose from! Monkey loves Rapunzel so when I came across that card, I knew it would be perfect.
BabyQ is such a beautiful and easy baby. We often catch ourselves saying she’s the most beautiful baby ever and no one is as beautiful as you. We need to be a bit more mindful of what we say, though, because we don’t want Monkey to feel like she’s less. She’s also a beautiful, loving, and happy little girl. Being the middle child, we don’t want her to feel like she’s not as important as the other siblings.
I love how much Monkey adores her little sister. She wants Baby Q around her all the time. She is constantly picking her up to help out and wants to do anything she can to make her happy. She shares her toys and her smiles with her little sister all the time.
They both really enjoyed opening the card and seeing what was inside. I asked Monkey to lay down next to the poster to show a size comparison after she opened it and she wouldn’t do it without laying Baby Q down next to her.
After checking out how tall the poster card was we immediately went to tape it on the door to the girls room. I like that it will remind them to follow their own light. They are both such beautiful, bright girls that are full of light and I just want to see them stay true to who they are as they get older.
Monkey couldn’t wait to pull the boys upstairs to see her new poster and tell them how it was actually a card! I love that there were a bunch of different poster card options in different characters at Walmart. There were a bunch I could have gotten for the boys as well.
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Do you do anything special to make sure your middle child doesn’t feel so stuck in the middle?
Sara Phillips says
What an awesome card!! I’ll have to see if we have a bigger selection of poster cards. How much do they cost?
Paula says
The card cost $4.95, not bad at all for a full size poster and card in one!
Robin (Masshole Mommy) says
I just heard about middle child day last week. I sent my sister one of those rotten ecards because we always joke about her having middle child syndrome.
Kori says
That is a really sweet idea 🙂 My s/o is the second oldest of 6 and I have a much younger brother, so I pretty much grew up as an only child.
Meagan says
Cards have come so far! Love the idea of a poster card! How fun!
Yona Williams says
OMgoodness….that poster card is the neatest thing! I would have loved that as a kid. I didn’t know there was a Middle Child Day – very cool.
Elayne Frank says
This is the first time I have ever heard about Middle Child Day. I really like the Poster Card idea. So many times cards get thrown away after the kids take the cash out. This way it can be enjoyed year round.
Menucha says
I loved seeing how excited your little one is!1 So sweet to see the two together…
Bella Vida Letty says
I’ve never seen these before. These cards are so awesome.
Elayna Fernandez ~ The Positive MOM says
I didn’t know there was such a day. Now that I gave birth again, my little one has become my middle child. I celebrate her everyday, though 🙂
Kungphoo says
I wish i knew this.. i would have gotten my sister a card or something.. she always hated being the middle child! Your kids looked like they had allot of fun!
Stephanie Barnhart says
middle child day? ha never knew!
Naj says
That is so cute. I missed middle child week. I have 3 middle children who would have loved to participate. I’ll have to celebrate a belated one for them!
FamiGami says
I’ve never seen this before. Your daughter seemed perplexed that the card just kept growing!
Ashley @ Love.Marriage.Baby says
I want a card this big lol! Definitely buying one of these for my stepdaughter’s birthday!! Thanks for sharing!
shelly peterson says
I have never heard of this day before. Your daughter looked so happy and I’m sure felt so special. Love that there was a poster in the card.
sojourner says
What a great idea. Middle child day. Very cute card and what an adorable family 🙂
katrina g says
I love those poster cards, they are such a neat idea!
Maggie says
What a great idea! We say those things about our baby too and we need to be more mindful of K being around. Sometimes I feel like he can fall through the cracks since he is a middle child.
Lexie Lane says
Very cute! Hallmark is just so creative! What a great way to show love!
Nicole Elliott says
We are big Rapunzel fans over here as well! Love how you took the time to make her feel special! #client