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Diary Entries: Expecting a Baby

The document outlines a diary writing task that requires two entries: one before a baby is born and one after. It prompts the writer to express their emotions and thoughts regarding the anticipation of the baby's arrival and the subsequent changes in family life. The entries should be written in the first person, include specific dates, and conclude with a closing line.

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Diary Entries: Expecting a Baby

The document outlines a diary writing task that requires two entries: one before a baby is born and one after. It prompts the writer to express their emotions and thoughts regarding the anticipation of the baby's arrival and the subsequent changes in family life. The entries should be written in the first person, include specific dates, and conclude with a closing line.

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Diary Writing Task

Imagine that your mother was expecting a baby.


Write two diary entries
 one before the baby arrives
 and one after.
In your diary entries, describe:
1. Your thoughts and feelings before the baby is born. (Are you excited,
nervous, or curious? What are you doing to prepare?)
2. How life changes after the baby arrives. (What is your first impression of the
baby? How does your family life change?)
Make sure to:
 Write in the first person as if you are truly experiencing it.
 Express your emotions and thoughts clearly.
 Include dates and a closing line (e.g., "Until next time" or "Talk soon").

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