After finding out that her husband had been sending inspirational notes to their daughter’s school lunches every day since the start of the school year, a mother-of-three found herself in tears of joy.
Sabrina Clendenin (33) a US-based journalist shared her tear-jerking moment when she found all the sticky notes Jordan wrote in the drawers of her children. The notes included a list of how proud her dad was of her children in a viral clip.
After showing her two sticky note-covered tables, she said that her husband was “meant to be the girl dad” and then went on to praise her husband’s close relationship with their children.
Sabrina Clendenin (33), a US citizen, felt upset after learning that her husband had left inspirational notes for their daughters.
The mom-of-3 shared the moment that Jordan, her husband, wrote sticky notes in the drawers of her children’s drawers.
She shared footage from two tables full of notes — all of whom gushed about how proud their dad was of them
Sabrina revealed that Jordan wrote the sweet praises and that their children kept each note in a conversation with Good Morning America.
“What I had laid out on the table was not all of them. I was shocked to find them all in one drawer. and then I started reading them and … I got a little emotional because I didn’t know he was even doing specific days.
There’s a “What is I Wednesday”, Fun Fact Friday, Motivational Tuesday” and I thought, this is the cutest thing I have ever seen.
She told GMA, “And the fact the girls kept them. I think that’s what was so important and they just enjoy the day clearly.”
Sabrina mentioned that Jordan had left notes for their children in the past, but that Jordan was ‘getting really inventive’ recently. This was to help Jordan gain confidence and send them sincere messages of love.
She explained that Jordan sometimes included a quote, small drawing or trivia, and encouraged children to “give a compliment.”
Sabrina told GMA that Jordan even left them riddles and drawings along with the notes to help boost their confidence in an interview.
It has been shared online by her and attracted over 2,000,000 views.
Her daughter and her social media followers will be happy to know that she won’t be stopping sending heartfelt messages anytime soon.
Sabrina said that Fun Fact Friday was the favorite of the girls.
The mom-of-3 said, “He just gives them the great confidence that I believe every child needs growing up.”
It has been shared online by the author, and it has received over 2,000,000 views.
“It certainly exploded on TikTok. It was a sweet reaction.
‘There [are] Some dads say, “Wow! I feel inspired to write notes. It means a lot.”
“So, I think that’s really adorable. It was so sweet to see the dads say, “I’m going to step up my game,” she said to GMA.
For her daughter’s sake and for social media users as well, she said that the sweet notes will not be ending soon.
“I don’t believe he can stop right now. He’s committed for the rest of his life. They’re going to college and they’re expecting those notes,” she joked.
Social media users were stunned by the touching notes that many called the dad the “parent of the Year”
Many social media users were shocked by the touching notes and dubbed the father ‘parentof the year’.
One user wrote, “Parent of the Year!”
“I’m going start doing that.” Another user thanked him.
Another user said, “Wow! This is incredible.”
Another user commented, “That is magic.”
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