A First Father’s Day Gift He’ll Never Forget - From the One Who’s Been Watching

The first year of fatherhood is raw, messy, beautiful - and often overlooked. While everyone fusses over the baby, it’s easy to forget the man who’s been quietly figuring it all out alongside you.

That’s why, when Father’s Day rolls around for the first time, he deserves more than a pair of novelty socks. He deserves to hear what you’ve seen - and felt - watching him become a dad.

🎵 The Most Personal First Father’s Day Gift

At Verse Things First, we turn your real stories into professionally written and produced songs - the kind of gift that says I’ve seen it all, and I love you even more for it.

Imagine this:

• Lyrics about how he panicked when you went into labour, but packed the hospital bags with military precision.
• A line about him holding your hand in theatre, despite nearly fainting at the sight of blood.
• A verse that captures how he sings silly songs during nappy changes or how he won't let your baby watch anything but The Office.

These aren’t just random memories, they’re your story. And we’ll turn them into a custom Father’s Day gift that makes him laugh, cry, and replay it on every milestone from here on out.

❤️ A Song That Shows What You’ve Noticed

He might not know you noticed:

• The way he washed the bottles every night.
• How he split the night shifts even when he was wrecked.
• How he never missed a scan.
• How he told you, again and again, “You’re a great mum.”

This gift is your chance to say: I saw it all. And I’ll never forget it.

“It captured everything. Every small thing he thought no one noticed. He cried the second verse in. And so did I.”
– Emily, Melbourne

💡 Why It Matters

His first Father’s Day only happens once. And no one’s seen his transformation like you have. A personalised song isn’t just a gift, it’s a thank you. A tribute. A love letter.

Celebrate the Dad He’s Become

This year, give him a song that says it all, the funny, the emotional, the absolutely unforgettable moments of becoming a dad. He’s earned it.