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    • V Offline
      verykiasumummy
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      helplessmum3:
      verykiasumummy:

      things will get better when u try to observe him hard enough to help him... mothers are great because we give all out to make our kids better ppl...



      VKSmummy,
      at times i think... & ponder, when you see others' kids who are special needs you already feel wanted to help so much, what more if is our own kids. right?

      :goodpost: :goodpost: :goodpost: :goodpost: :goodpost:

      this is soooo true...

      of cos... cos we being mothers not only care for our own kids... we reflect upon ourselves when we see others' kids...

      not to say there are also ppl who only think of themselves... :xedfingers:

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        chibi
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        our kids will get better as they grow older.

        This morning, my daughter was refusing to get out of bed to brush her teeth and go to school, then i asked her what happen? she told me she had a night mare, then told me\" mummy why don't u count to 20? then i will be fine \" i told her ok, i started counting, 1, 2, 3.. ( while i was counting, i was washing my hands in the bathroom after putting on my hair serum πŸ˜‚ )
        then when i came out of the bathroom and say 20. she suddenly jump out of bed and say \" got u!!!\" then started laughing πŸ˜“

        so shocked! she told me she 's fine and its just a joke!!! :boogie:
        :rotflmao:

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          Double E
          last edited by

          chibi:
          our kids will get better as they grow older.

          This morning, my daughter was refusing to get out of bed to brush her teeth and go to school, then i asked her what happen? she told me she had a night mare, then told me\" mummy why don't u count to 20? then i will be fine \" i told her ok, i started counting, 1, 2, 3.. ( while i was counting, i was washing my hands in the bathroom after putting on my hair serum πŸ˜‚ )
          then when i came out of the bathroom and say 20. she suddenly jump out of bed and say \" got u!!!\" then started laughing πŸ˜“

          so shocked! she told me she 's fine and its just a joke!!! :boogie:
          :rotflmao:
          Your girl has a funny bone πŸ˜‚

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            Double E
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            Mummies with older kids (say above 5 years old)


            When did your kid start to socialise with other children? My boy can socialise with adults but not children.

            Do your kids have friends in school? or still a loner?

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              mashy
              last edited by

              Double E:
              Mummies with older kids (say above 5 years old)


              When did your kid start to socialise with other children? My boy can socialise with adults but not children.

              Do your kids have friends in school? or still a loner?
              My son have friends even from nursery. Just that it is other pp treat him as friends but he didn't bother. Lol. He even had a best friend in nursery. The two buddies will read books together. That's all he did I think. The only thing is that he doesn't initiate play. So it's always the other person initiating, he just follows.

              Must say that he has 'ren yuan'. Whichever sch he went to, there will be someone trying to make friends with him. Now he also have friends in sch and he will tell me what they did together.

              If it's about introducing himself, playing with friends and talking about them etc, I think it only started this year in primary 1.

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                chibi
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                my daughter was quite a loner in Kindergarten and nursery.

                she doesn't intiate play with her classmates tho her classmates wanted to play with her. so in the end they just left her alone. πŸ˜“
                but she is better in primary school too πŸ˜„
                she has her lunch kakis and if i happen to bring her home from school when i am not working, i will also keep a lookout for her interaction with her classmates.
                There was once i saw her classmate putting her arm around her shoulder and both of them seem to be gossiping and laughing aloud πŸ˜†
                it seems to get better when she grows up.
                she is more aware that she has gotta have friends, like once when we were walking home from school , she bumped into her classmate waiting for her mum to buy food, she went up to her classmate and say :\" hey you got iphone too! do you play angry bird? \" :rotflmao:

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                  Blokus
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                  My 5 year old has no friends at school. He doesn’t initiate play nor respond readily to his friends. So they tend to leave him alone. Very sad. After school all the kids will say β€˜bye’ to each other except to my son. But my son is still blissfully unaware. But he plays with some of my friend’s kids though he doesn’t talk much just some β€˜no I don’t want!’ etc.

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                    helplessmum3
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                    Chibi,

                    How Old is yr girl ?

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                      chibi
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                      hi helplessmum3,

                      my girl is now in p1, 7 yrs old.
                      Fav game is angry bird! πŸ˜‚
                      she power !!! those stages i can't go through, she wil help me get past them! πŸ˜‰

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                        mashy
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                        chibi:
                        hi helplessmum3,

                        my girl is now in p1, 7 yrs old.
                        Fav game is angry bird! πŸ˜‚
                        she power !!! those stages i can't go through, she wil help me get past them! πŸ˜‰
                        My boy too! He can pass a lot of game stages for many different games. In fact, most I've given up becoz I couldn't pass the stages. Lol.

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