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AIBU to think this was the cutest thing and i think some adults could lear a lesson.

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mumofbeautys · 27/11/2013 19:27

there is a little boy who lives next door.. my girls don't really go out much but occasionally when they are having a good day I let this lil boy play in the doorway with them ( like a lil hallway thingy ).

any way his a sweet boy very timid and don't think they have much as a family. just mum and son.

so they were talking about xmas and the little boy wanted a bike but said he basically wouldn't get one but he really wanted one.

so about half hour later I hear my daughter in the hallway cupboard pulling her bright pink hello kitty bike out the cupboard and I was like what you doing her reply

" giving it to as I cant use it anymore and by the time my lungs r better I will be to big of a girl to ride it lol

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0utnumbered · 27/11/2013 19:35

YANBU. If that was one of my children I would be very proud indeed.
Hope she's feeling well enough to play again soon Smile

Breadkneadslove · 27/11/2013 19:36

Love it!

Elliemayclampett · 27/11/2013 19:37

You should be very proud of her. What a lovely thing to do.

TooOldForGlitter · 27/11/2013 19:40

Lovely Smile.

You must feel very proud of her Smile

FracturedViewOfLife · 27/11/2013 19:41

Aw Smile

CoffeeTea103 · 27/11/2013 19:42

Well done to you op, you have raised a kind hearted little girl. How sweet is that.

mumofbeautys · 27/11/2013 19:42

I am very proud of her :) It did take me about a hour of explaining and questions thrown at me about santa though and why he wouldn't get one if his a good boy .

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