have (something) at heart

To place a lot of value or importance on something; to have or act with something at the forefront of one's mind. I know you don't agree with some of the decisions I've made, but you have to trust that, as your mother, I have your best interests at heart.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
VÍGdÍS	-	Ancient Scandinavian
Whitfield	['hwitfi:ld]
Vangelis	-	Greek
Kaelee	KAY-lee	English (Rare)
Tiffany	['tifəni]
Malachi	MAL-ə-kie (English)	Hebrew, English, Biblical, Biblical Latin