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to expect to stop blubbing at everything?

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bamamama · 04/05/2007 12:45

I remember when I was your usual hard boiled cynic with a single eyebrow raised in incredulity for everything (with the exception of WW1 veterans). Since I had ds (a year ago) I find myself welling up at the slightest thing. It's frankly one short step before I'm weeping with joy at the fact that "Josh, Dad's found your scooter" and then all will be lost. How long before I remain unmoved by sentimental rubbish again?

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hoolagirl · 04/05/2007 13:09

God knows, my DS is 2 and a bit and i've calmed down to the extent that i look like the old hard faced cow that I was, but still think awwww sweet inside.
Bloody hormones

NoodleStroodle · 04/05/2007 13:10

DS 11 and DD 9 - still awful. When they were younger it was awful - would cry at anything really - happy or sad. Slightly better now ...

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