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'Proud Mummy' Moment

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Dior · 21/01/2006 22:18

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kama · 21/01/2006 22:19

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jamiesam · 21/01/2006 22:23

Blimey, only three months older than ds1, who has just 'failed' his first Oxford Reading Tree book (lol). Congrats on having a child genius!

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Dior · 21/01/2006 22:26

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Redtartanlass · 21/01/2006 23:02

Good grief Dior, that's amazing. No wonder you're proud

Earlybird · 21/01/2006 23:02

Good for you and ds! We all think our kids are fab, but it's nice when they "shine" so someone else can appreciate them too.

Spidermama · 21/01/2006 23:10

That's great Dior.
I only hope the school can keep up with him and make sure he's challenged like the others.

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Dior · 21/01/2006 23:15

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Maddison · 21/01/2006 23:27

Ah Dior, that's excellent

No wonder you're so proud!

edam · 21/01/2006 23:34

Bless you Dior, you are trying so hard to be grown-up about it and careful not to brag! You are quite entitled to run around in circles with glee at his sheer cleverness, you know.

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Dior · 21/01/2006 23:36

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edam · 21/01/2006 23:54

Higher woman, higher! Get those heels up!

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Dior · 21/01/2006 23:54

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singersgirl · 21/01/2006 23:57

Well done to your son! I hope he carries on enjoying reading and school. From my experience with two boys (7 and 4y4m), writing often lags behind reading, particularly if they are good readers.

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