"Happiest Birthday my star, my baby has grown up,  he is a responsible man now. I hope you have been taking care of yourself... I won't ask if you have been a good boy, my dearest son, because I know you have been. Let's talk deeper, as I am assuming you have done your birthday routine.... My baby, my Kanha, has missed me? Mama loves You too much my wonder boy. But today,  I want to talk about your father, son. I have no idea, what kind of relation you have with him. In all the letters I have written to you,  I have spoken about everyone in family and hoped they would introduce you to my friends and our relatives, but my dear, I never ever talked about your Dad.... Because I feared that he must have remarried,  I don't know only if he has or not. You know while mama writes this, she is admiring you and Papa, how you both are sleeping soundly, a strange peace in your faces... Mama always wants you both to be happy. You are big enough now, actually not... You will never be big enough for mama... But mama is not around anymore,  so you have to be strong.... So,  if dad has remarried, even then I hope, he is kind and loving go you, even if you come to have steps siblings, don't hate anybody. Life goes on. Mama is there for you.... Maybe not, but I with all will am wishing the best... And if Papa has not remarried, understand my child,  that it's for you. You may have fabulous bond or may not, but it's important that you value his sacrifice and Care for him my little one. Mama has talked to much for your understanding this time? No? Aww... My little boy is grown up, maybe tall like his Papa. I am sure, if Mama was there it would have been difficult to lift my little boy up.... But my Darling child you know, what is more difficult... Not being able to lift you..... Mama is making you cry? It's because my son,  I want to know how much I miss you and love you.... Take care of yourself... Always..... And know that mama loves you... Never hate enter you tiny little heart.... Happiest birthday..."

With all the love I have,
Your mama
(Now that Letter writing would have come in school for you)