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    What my child says/does that touches me...

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      duriz
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      I love this topic.

      Thank you for starting it, Angelight.
      As I read each encounter, I go \"awww.....\"
      We are indeed lucky and blessed to have our little ones :love:

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        foreverj
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        haha, notice such topics always attract the same kiasuparents. hi there, all of you! your little princes and princesses really touched not just yourself, but me as well with their little gestures!


        dd is very vocal and wil reassure me from time to time that she loves me me. one thing i can recall off top of my head now is that when we are lying down on the bed at night, she will tell me (esp after an argument), \"mama, even when u scold me, i will still love you.\" :love: make me feel all the sacrifices are worth it!

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          jedamum
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          duriz:
          I love this topic.

          Thank you for starting it, Angelight.
          As I read each encounter, I go \"awww.....\"
          We are indeed lucky and blessed to have our little ones :love:
          ya...so many :love: stories. i try to remember these whenever dss get on my nerves; keeps me sane. 😉

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            autumnbronze
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            1st incident:



            As I was opening the study room door, it hit one of my toes. I squealed in pain. My DS, who was playing in his room came running to see what happened. When he found out, he quickly scrambled to his room shouting, \"mummi, wait, wait, I am coming. I bring vaselin and put on your toe\" (beats me why vaselin, the petroleum jelly :? though I use that for him when he has heat rash).

            When he came back, he literally ordered me to sit down. He opened the jar and as he was about to dip his finger in, he suddenly squeezed the painful toe. I shouted \"ouch.\" You know what he said? \"Mummi, its ok, I want to feel your pain\" and proceeded to rub the jelly on my toe. Then, he concluded the act by pretending to kiss my toe and said, \"now the pain will go away fast because xxx kissed it already.\"

            Such is the innocence of a child :love: :love:

            2nd incident:

            It happened last night. As I was brushing my teeth, DH was putting DS to sleep. DS kept coming nearer and nearer to DH so DH asked him why. DS said that mummi was going to come soon and he was making space for me, and he specifically told DH that that space was meant for me :love:

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              foreverj
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              hehe ya, mummy is always number one for dd. she will forsake the daddy anytime for me :love: until dh sometimes will say,\"eh, can't stand it, 她很疼你 leh!\"

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                markfch
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                This thing happened to my friend and I would like to share it because it really shows how sweet small kids can be.


                My friend's 3 yr old ds was playing in the playground when he slipped and fell, breaking his arm at the same time. The bone jarred out and he cried in pain. My friend started to panic and cried too when she saw what happened.

                Immediately her ds consoled her. This is what he said. \"Mum don't cry, I'm ok. It's only a bit painful'. And he stopped crying too. But imagine the bone broke thru the flesh and was visible. How can it only be a bit painful rite? This kid is just so compassionate :love:

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                  heyhoe
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                  When ds1 was 7 years old, he told me that if I ever died he'll make sure that I'm buried in his garden. This way, he can visit me daily!


                  I don't know to :lol: or 😢

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                    markfch
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                    LKVM:
                    heyhoe:

                    When ds1 was 7 years old, he told me that if I ever died he'll make sure that I'm buried in his garden. This way, he can visit me daily!


                    I don't know to :lol: or 😢

                    Something like that happened to mark also 😛

                    Yep, ds wrote me a note to say that he'll miss me a lot when I'm gone. I've exposed him to the concept of death early on, telling him nobody, including his parents lasts forever.

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                      autumnbronze
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                      Dear Angelight,


                      Thanks for starting this thread.

                      Dear fellow forummers,

                      I am really enjoying the sharings and am just amazed at the myriad ways in which the kids (try to) reach out to their loved ones to show how much they (the kids) love them.

                      :celebrate: :celebrate:

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                        rains
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                        Recently, I am disheartened over my job and am contemplating quitting it to do something else, but the ‘something else’ may not bring in money yet. I asked my 10-yr-old what she thought about it and she said,"I’d rather you do something you like."

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