Small Talk Six – Proud Mama
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This Week’s Small Talk Six Topic: 6 things about my children that I am proud of.
This is an easy one for me. It’s more centered on my oldest son since my youngest is 6 months old.
1. I’m proud of how my 6 month old always smiles and seems so happy.
2. I’m proud of my 4 yr old’s love of music.
3. That my 4 yr old son is a great big brother to Tyler. He’s always making sure that his little brother is involved in our activities.
4. I love my 4 yr old’s good heart and sense of humour. He’s always trying to say things to make me laugh.
5. I am so proud of his creativity. He loves to introduce me into his secret worlds.
6. My 4 yr old is pretty independent. Although he mostly prefers playing with others, he is content with playing by himself.
Your description of your kids sounds so wonderful!
I bet you gave them a hug when you were finished
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Your children sound wonderful! Great list! Thanks for sharing!
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Great list! Sounds like wonderful things to be proud of! (We love secret words around here too.)
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It’s so nice to know that kids can occupy themselves for a while. Your 4 year old sounds super smart. Great list!
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it’s good to hear about your 4 year old being able to play on his own. i hope my 2 year old will be the same:-)… you are lucky to have 2 handsome boys.
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My little one is also independent at 6 months and that is something to be proud of. Great post!
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your kids sounds wonderful i also have children. twins and going 4 years this coming july. i like your blog and if you won’t mind, can i add it in my blog roll?
btw, i also like that font you used on the banner “Everyday Conversations through a Mom Blog”
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Your four year old sounds like an amazing kid! With the younger ones, isn’t it fun to see such potential?
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Can I borrow your 4yo? My soon to be 8yo still has sibling issues and his little brother is 2.5!
4 year olds are so funny!
Yep, that’s the list of a proud Mama!
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Your 4 year old sounds a lot like mine. Aren’t they a joy
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It’s great to see these awesome feelings for your son… one proud mama!!! The way life should be!
~Tabitha
Ps, hope you join in on Sunday Citar tomorrow!!
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Sounds like you are a lucky mama
Sounds to me like you have some of the best children in the world. That’s wonderful and I do believe it’s because you are such a good mother to them. Keep up the super job and enjoy them while they are young.
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So many great things to be proud of
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Lucky mamas have a lot to be proud of. Sounds like they both bring you lots of joy.
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This is a great idea! Listing things you’re proud of helps you remember and recognize them. I’ll have to keep this in mind for “family skills” posts.
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Thank you for sharing this list. Every child is a source of joy and pride.
Loved the Sunday Jokes. My kids were laughing. Stopping by from Harriet’s Comment Challenge!
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You love your kids so much. Thanks for sharing
those are great! My daughter loved them. We are always on the prowl for new jokes.
Wonderful kids! Cherish these moments while they are still young
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You’d have to stick to a strict workout routine. It’s not a matter of “Do 500 sit ups and get a six pack”. You have to keep doing sit-ups each day, and over time, you will get a six pack. For some women, getting defined muscle mass is difficult, so some may take hormones. I don’t recommend that. Just do anywhere from 30-60 sit ups a day, and then escalate to 60-150 sit ups a day.
What a joy! To see a mom who loves her job. I am a bit burnt out on negative parenting these days. Thanks for the post.
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