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"I lu you" melting mummy moment

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signandsmile · 26/05/2011 08:52

never thought I would hear this, we have been saying I love to ds and his speech has come on over the last 3 months (now 4.5) so the echoalia has kicked in and he started saying it back, which was lovely.

last night said 'good night ds snuggle down' and he said without any prompting 'I lu you'

cue one melted mummy!Grin

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bullet234 · 26/05/2011 08:53

Awwww Grin.

1980Sport · 26/05/2011 09:14

Thats so lovely!! Grin

I knew this was you the minute I read the thread title (on phone so can't see author)

justaboutWILLfinishherthesis · 26/05/2011 09:26

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TheNinjaGooseIsOnAMission · 26/05/2011 09:45

aww lovely, fab news Smile

blueShark · 26/05/2011 10:07

lovely! DS nearly 5 also says it every now and again and although I am not sure he knows what it means its a good music to the ears :)

Ben10isthespawnofthedevil · 26/05/2011 11:25

How lovely Grin Definitely no echoalia there! Well done Master Sign!

Becaroooo · 26/05/2011 11:30

sigh.....how lovely Smile

makemineaquadruple · 26/05/2011 16:45

I love it when people post about those little breakthroughs. Of course they're actually massive and they mean so much for so many reasons.

Really happy for you. :)

EllenJaneisnotmyname · 26/05/2011 17:57

What a cutie. Smile

signandsmile · 26/05/2011 18:30

Thanks guys! I shared it cos know you all 'get' it. It was one of things that was one of 'my secret sorrows', (you know those things you see other kids do and think to yourself, never gonna happen for us... IYSWIM) and it did!

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creatovator · 26/05/2011 20:36

Lovely signandsmile. I waited until my son was 4 yrs too, so totally understand.

Saw on another thread you have a faith - prayers answered Smile.

FickleFreckle · 26/05/2011 21:21

signandsmile that gave me a meltingmummy moment reading that and remembering my own son saying that for the first time (quite recently). There is nothing like it. And whether or not they know what it means (and it sounds like your ds does :) ) - we know that they do love us, in their own inimitable fashion.

keepingupwiththejoneses · 27/05/2011 11:04

I remember when ds3 did this about a year ago, he was about the same age. I had picked him up from nursery and was staping him into his car seat, I kissed his forhead and said 'love you' to which he kissed me back and said 'yuv yoo' and I was extatic, I ran back to the nursery to tell his TA. It is lovely isn't Smile

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