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He quite often buys me flowers when he comes home from work as I like to have fresh flowers in the kitchen window and our daughter always seems to show interest in them. When my husband dropped her off at nursery yesterday, the head of nursery took him to one side to tell him how pleased she is with Lucy. She said that she always say's please and thank-you and is so helpfull and caring. My Husband was over the moon, and that evening when he came home from work he was holding a bouquet of flowers in pink and lilak. When he told Lucy they were for her she got sooo excited. It was the sweetest thing I've seen for a long time. They are now in her bedroom and loves them. I just wanted to share that with you really, as I'd never think to buy a 3 year old flowers. I feel so lucky to have such a lovely Husband and daughter.
When I was in hospital after having dd, someone sent me a lovely bunch of flowers and a little posy (posey sp?) for her. I thought that was very sweet. We took a photo of it for her and she always mentions it whenever we talk about the people who did it.
thats lovely to read mml. Such a sweet thing to do - you are very lucky. Not sure my DP would think to do that, me either - i think its a lovely thing to do - my DP is great too though, so not complaining.
Awww, that's so sweet. It has actually given me hope that the baby stage passes and there is a child at the end of the very long babyhood tunnel! Your little girl sounds such a sweetheart. How lovely of your dh though, let him know how special he is too!
That's so lovely My parents bought dd some flowers recently when she was poorly (she's 4) and she was thrilled She is unlikely to get any bouquets for considerate and helpful behaviour lately though
That is so lovely. Well done to you both for bringing your dd up to have lovely manners and also rewarding her in such a beautiful way. Has brought a tear to my eye
dh always takes each child out for a meal for their birthday (just the two of them). dd normal wants to go to the local italian, costs about 25 pounds, ds wanted a mcdonalds cost one happy meal and a coffee.