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Proud 2...
(169 Posts)Great news, eidsvold 
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ooh, eidsvold, that's BRILLIANT news!!! you must be so proud. It'll be great for your dd to have this extra bit of independence when she starts nursery.
Oh, and happy splashing! 
lovely to hear this baby eidsvold...hope you get up to lots of mischief
well done baby eidsvold
wonderful news baby eidsvold
Right after doing a bit of moaning and being miserable about the standing frame thought I Lottie deserves her praises sung so......
I'm proud of the way everyone catches her eye when we're out and gives her a massive smile.
I'm bursting with pride at the 3 or 4 comments I've received from people who say much the same as this lady: "Excuse me, hope you don't mind me saying but I was feeling a bit blue today and the smile your little girl just gave me has made me feel so much better" Then she squeezed my arm and walked off! How lovely.
I'm proud of the way she reaches out to people to be held by them even though she's never seen them before in her life
I'm proud of the way she laughs at the silliest and smallest things.
I'm proud of the way she kisses her spoonful of wheetabix before eating it
I'm proud to be her mum.
Thomcat thats lovely
Thomcat she sounds so cute, of course you must be proud
awww Thomcat that was wonderful to read. Brought tears to my eyes. Lottie sounds so lovely.
Doormat how wonderful .
brilliant doormat....
and Lottie is gorgeous. I find it lovely when dd smiles at people - have mothers at mother and baby group ( not the most welcoming of places) comment about how smily, happy and content dd is. Makes me feel good and a little smug
doormat he sounds like hes making good progress
Isnt it nice to be able to post nice things on here about our children, little things that some people just cant understand(no offence to anyone here) I was so proud of my dd a couple of months ago because she had mastered the art of walking up kerbs without holding onto my hand-big step for her- I told one of my friends as I was soo proud of her and she just said 'how nice' and looked at me in a very strange manner!!
Feeling really happy as ds (autistic) said he loved me at bedtime tonight. OK I had to say it to him first but it sounded so lovely to hear it. It is his birthday today - he is 4 and he had a great time today His speech has really come on a lot in the past couple of months.
my turn
Ds1 has just come in from the garden shouting "da da mmdan" (want the toilet) I said "go on then Mummy will be up in a minute". he went up to the bathroom- usually he then just stands next to the toilet waiting, but when I got up there he had pulled his shorts and nappy down and sat himself on there all by himself. He'd done his wee already in his nappy- but never mind....
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