Daddy n Mummy, do u still hold hand?

[friednemo]

tankee:

friednemo:

Yes yes
I agree. As a woman, i always believe that i have 5 things to manage.
-Family (as a whole)
-Work aka Career
-Marriage
-My Kid
-My Man. :love:

don't let your hubby see this .... #5 ? he would be

Arrangement not in order. But he knows that i willl always want to find the opportunity to be with him alone. Cause i want to be as intimate as before. Like pak tor lor

[schellen]

jedamum:

wait another 4more years, then dd1 can hold dd2's hand then you'll be free to cling onto sashimi...provided that your 2 dds do not already occupy each of his hand!

so far dd2 is a mommy's girl while dd1 is a cfmed daddy's girl. but 4 yrs later, sashimi says mebbe dd1 will be too embarrassed to walk with us alr.

[Luvkid]

lovekidsverymuch:

Yesterday I, DH and DS1 was taking a walk near our place.... I and DH were holding hands..suddenly DS1 came from behind in between both us


DS1 - Mom and dad why r u holding hands
Me - Why? cant.... DH stopped me in between
DH - I am holding mamma's hand cause if she goes somewhere how will I live so need to hold hands so that she cannot go anywhere :stupid: :stupid:
DS1 - Like that one ok then hold my hand too I too might go somewhere then U will go crazy finding me :shock:

Then my DH in between holding hands of me and DS1 on either sides walking in a row hahahaa

Since after visiting this thread, i have been very hardworking (or rather purposely) in creating of HOLDING DH ARM (which i loveeeee doing it, but he just like to brush it off ). During our last weekend outing, we went to T3 just to idle our weekend off, I purposely grabbed on DH arm, and glad that he didn't brush it off this time :rahrah: , DS2 who was being left behind, cut in between us, and grabbed my hands tightly.... :roll: He didn't say anything though, but can guess that he must be thinking,\" what happen to mummy, suddenly grabbed hold of daddy so tightly, leaving me behind..... At then, DS1 was also holding on the other of me then...

[Andaiz]

Luvkid:

Since after visiting this thread, i have been very hardworking (or rather purposely) in creating of HOLDING DH ARM (which i loveeeee doing it, but he just like to brush it off ).

Hehe! I love success stories! :celebrate:

lovekidsverymuch:

Luvkid:

what happen to mummy, suddenly grabbed hold of daddy so tightly, leaving me behind..... At then, DS1 was also holding on the other of me then...

hahahaha I can totally relate to this one

So you see, jedamum, holding two hands with one isn't that \"abnormal\" afterall :idea:

[buds]

Luvkid:

Since after visiting this thread, i have been very hardworking (or rather purposely) in creating of HOLDING DH ARM (which i loveeeee doing it, but he just like to brush it off ). During our last weekend outing, we went to T3 just to idle our weekend off, I purposely grabbed on DH arm, and glad that he didn't brush it off this time :rahrah:

You're very cute leh, Luvkid! http://www.freesmileys.org/smileys.php

http://www.freesmileys.org/smileys.php Here's hurray for you!DH did not brush your arm off last weekend! http://www.freesmileys.org/smileys.php

Andaiz, the final success story is when Luvkid's DH finally makes the

first move to hold HER hand, instead of her initiating it all the time.. :celebrate:

[buds]

Yah.. not abnormal to have 2 kiddies tug at one hand..


They'll just tug at any finger they can hold on to..

Without spraining any of it.

[Andaiz]

buds:

Andaiz, the final success story is when Luvkid's DH finally makes the

first move to hold HER hand, instead of her initiating it all the time.. :celebrate:

Hullo, totally agree! But baby steps first mah! :roll:

Went to school's SFE talk...some pearl of wisdom...\"when our kids were young and taking their first steps, we cheered each step - or what we think is a step. When they go to Pri school, we forget that huge jump in the \"requirement\"...so instead of cajoling them to perform, we should also cheer their every step.\"

Moi merely applying what I've learnt :love:

[Andaiz]

lovekidsverymuch:

buds:

Without spraining any of it.

hahahaha yeah need to take care of it

Fully agree. Comes with practice...and ! What to do? Only a pair of hands but have more that that # of babies

[buds]

Andaiz:

buds:

Andaiz, the final success story is when Luvkid's DH finally makes the

first move to hold HER hand, instead of her initiating it all the time.. :celebrate:

Hullo, totally agree! But baby steps first mah! :roll:

Went to school's SFE talk...some pearl of wisdom...\"when our kids were young and taking their first steps, we cheered each step - or what we think is a step. When they go to Pri school, we forget that huge jump in the \"requirement\"...so instead of cajoling them to perform, we should also cheer their every step.\"

Moi merely applying what I've learnt :love:

Great application, Andaiz! :celebrate:

[Luvkid]

buds:

http://www.freesmileys.org/smileys.php Here's hurray for you!DH did not brush your arm off last weekend! http://www.freesmileys.org/smileys.php


Andaiz, the final success story is when Luvkid's DH finally makes the

first move to hold HER hand, instead of her initiating it all the time.. :celebrate:

Buds, i really wish that DH is the one who hold mine FIRST :please: BUT STILL, it is me who got to make the FIRST MOVE to hold on him rather
Anyway, i still had a GREAT time doing THAT!! :love:

Andaiz, i can understand how u hold 2 kids in one hand. Cos I ever did that when one hand was full of bags, while the other hand with both DS. Grabbed tightly on DS2 while DS1 hold on to my last little finger.... :love: Of cos without spraining it...OUCHccc! Anyway, that was 2 years back....Now DS1 is older, he can be more independent, but still within my sight...He still tends to be mummy's boy though :love: , will still like to hold me when we are having our R & R day..... :love: