Your Kids & What Makes Them Special

My little Alexi just turned two months old last week and she is just full of smiles. It is the completely cutest thing in the world and every time she does it, I almost cry lol

Well, I only have one child right now, but he is the greatest! He's my blond hair, green eyed joy! He's only 10 months old but so full of life. He's amazingly gifted and advanced for his age. He rolled over at 9 days old! He'll be walking very soon too. He's the happiest kid you'll ever meet. He is always smiling, laughing and having a good time. He perks up a room just by being there. You can't help but smile when listening to him laugh. He loves books and to make animal noises. He says a few words mainly mama and dada but occasionally he'll throw in another word or two. He's great! I love my little boy.

To start with, my four children are special because they stand out in a crowd with their beautiful red hair! Each of thier hair is a different shade of red, but none have the orange, clown-like red hair. The oldest has always set an example for the youngest. He always had good grades, great manners, great disposition, wonderful sense of humor, and is a tested/proven genius. He graduated college and has a wonderful job. He is married to a wonderfully sweet woman. The next one dances to the beat of his own drummer! He went through a few rough years in high school, but has settled down. He regrets not having finished college, but hey, one can always go back. He has blessed me with my only grandchild to date. His significant other is a sweet girl. The two youngest are still at home, ages 18 and 17. LIke their oldest brother, they are tested/proven geniuses. (How I ended up with three of these is beyond me,....they certainly didn't inherit it from me!! ) They have always been the type that adults gloat over adn as you described, constantly praised by teachers and other adults. They both have an incredible sense of humor, strong work ethic and are fun to be around! The 18-year old leaves for college this year, leaving me one at home. Of course I dread the day when that last one 'leaves the nest.' I have truly been blessed with wonderful children.