Goodnight, Emma

A yellow blankie, soft as a cloud, A teddy bear, so warm and proud. 'Time to snuggle,' Emma says with a yawn, As the evening light dances and dawns.

A bunny sits in the comfy chair, And silver stars hang everywhere. With twinkling magic in the soft air, Emma smiles, feeling love everywhere.

A nightlight glowing, soft and low, And Mummy's voice, so sweet and slow. 'Time for bed, my dear little star, The world is safe, you’ve come so far.'

The moon peeks through the window pane, And whispers, 'Sleepy time again.' Emma looks up, her blue eyes wide, With a heart full of dreams, she feels inside.

“Goodnight blankie, soft and yellow. Goodnight teddy, sleepy fellow.” Emma snuggles, feeling cozy and warm, In her little world, she’s safe from harm.

“Goodnight bunny in the chair. Goodnight stars hung everywhere.” From her bed, the room glows bright, In soft blue moonlight, it feels just right.

“Goodnight nightlight. Goodnight hush. Goodnight quiet. Goodnight... shush.” The world is calm, the air is still, Emma's heart whispers, “I feel the thrill.”

“Goodnight moon, up in the sky. Goodnight world. Goodbye... goodbye.” With twinkling stars and soft, sleepy sighs, Emma dreams sweetly, beneath the skies.

“Goodnight Emma, little star. Mummy loves you as you are. Sleep now. Dream. Goodnight. The world is soft, and everything’s right.” And in her crib, with a smile so sweet, Emma sleeps soundly, safe and complete.