Jenna Bush Hager and Her Sister Barbara Wrote a New Children’s Book: 'An Ode to Being a Mom'

The Bush twins are releasing a new children's book, and it's perfect for any "mommies-to-be."

On the Monday, Dec. 9 segment of The Today Show, Jenna Bush Hager revealed that she and her sister Barbara Pierce Bush had written another children's book, entitled I Loved You First.

The Today with Hoda & Jenna co-host offered a glimpse into the message and meaning behind her "really special" upcoming book.

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"It's a story inspired by nature, and it kind of reminds me of a Mary Oliver poem," Bush Hager said. "It's all about what it feels like to know our child from the very first moment."

She continued, "I wrote it with my sister after she had just had her little babe, Edward Finn. So it kind of is an ode to what it feels like to be a mom."

I Loved You First is illustrated by Ramona Kaulitzski, Bush Hager shared, who also brought two of the twins' earlier picture books to life through images.

Bush Hager and Pierce Bush have written four picture books together in total. Their first book, Sisters First, was published in 2019 and its sequel Love Comes First followed in 2023. The Superpower Sisterhood was released in 2022. All three of their books for children embrace the idea of sisterhood and family.

Their newest publication, which marks a thematic shift from sisterhood to motherhood, is set to be released in March 2025, Bush Hager said.

The twins also co-authored Sisters First: Stories from Our Wild and Wonderful Life, their 2018 memoir of their experiences growing up in the public eye.

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Bush Hager and Pierce Bush were just 6 years old when their grandfather, George H. W. Bush, was elected the 41st President of the United States. They were 18 when their father, George W. Bush, was elected to the same position.

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The sisters, who both live in New York City, lead busy lives but they always find room for a sisters' trip — their book tour — every few years, they told The New York Times in November 2023.

On TODAY, Bush Hager confirmed she and her sister wouldn't be disrupting the tradition.

"We’re going to go on book tour and I hope you guys will get this for any mommies-to-be," she said.

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