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07-24-2007, 10:22 AM
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Tuesday Fun!
Tell about an accomplishment your child made, that might have seemed small to outsiders, but was huge to you!
For me, my youngest son was learning to swim and had not yet learned to come up for air (but could swim under water) he only trusted me to follow him around and pull him up when he ran out of air. This was big since usually he prefers dad. He said he didn't trust dad for this job because dad got too busy. (true, there were other older kids playing ball and dad liked to play with them and got bored following the little one around and distracted, LOL) He was actually trusting me for something which was big. Also the other day he ate his entire breakfast without any coaxing!
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Lorraine   Mom to:  S- my 16 year old son -Aspergers, but doing great! W - my 14 year old son- caretaker to his siblings. P- My 10 year old Russian princess, two prosthetic legs, dancer extrodiaire Home June 2000 M- 9 No legs, one arm, fast wheels!Home November 2006 from Poland!  Dh - Often just another child, but mostly my best friend and a pretty understanding guy.A clean house is a sign of a broken computer Moderator http://momrainefamily.blogspot.com/ 
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07-24-2007, 03:12 PM
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My ds learned to ride his bike w/o training wheels. This was huge for me!
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