What characteristic does your child/children have that you're proud of?

My baby amazes me on how smart and clever she is. She knows what she wants and knows how to get it. *smiles*. I'm very proud of her whenever we go shopping, she loves it, she's only 2 yrs and 5 months old but everytime we go shopping she's very well behave. It impresses me because she doesn't point on stuff and ask me to buy them. She now chooses her own things especially clothes, she tells you what she wants to buy and wear and what's not, believe me she got style! LOL!! *smiles*. She's very attentive to her surroundings and to people around her as well, she can easily remember names, memorize a song like eating peanuts...LOL! she cheers you up when your sad, it's funny actually but she can sense it.*smiles* ..ohh! she's just a bubbly and a happy cheerful lil girl. I just adore her so much. I guess I sound so proud of my daughter eh? LOL!! BTW, your baby's fantastic as well, how she behaves...you're lucky to have such fantastic baby. Take care. cheers! :D

My son is almost 18 months old and I love his personality. He is such a happy-go-lucky baby. He gets along well with most people and he's not an overly clingy baby. It's easy to bring him in public because he usually behaves himself. He loves to just sit and take a stroll in his stroller or the shopping cart. I actually enjoy taking him out. I don't feel like it's a hard task or anything.

well i have 3 children and the fact that each and every one of them are all so different still amaze me! They are all grown now and my last one home turns 18 today-and going off to college in a couple of weeks far away-im sad..but anyway, i think their morals, and the way in which they speak to people really makes me proud. They are all truly good people that we have put in this world, and as a parent this just makes me feel very happy to have made them!

With my son, I am so very proud of the way that he is so compassionate and caring for younger children. I think it comes from him losing his baby sister to SIDS when she was almost 4 months old. He wants to be a big brother, and he does this with his cousins who have a bad family and home life. I also think that he is very friendly and very kind to everyone around him. We just moved into a new house and everyone in the neighborhood compliments me on how courteous and helpful he is without them having to ask. If he sees someone who needs help he is right there. There are no qualities that I am not proud of, his character is one of a kind in my book!

All of my girls have great manners but the thing I am most proud of them for is that they are all very caring and loving towards each other. If one of my girls is away the others miss her.

U should consider yourself lucky to have a child like her. Me too mother of a 5 and a 1/2 year old. My daughter very disciplined girl. Doesn't create a Havoc when her wish does not get fulfilled. Like for example suppose she really liked a toy in a shop and on demand, I clarify to her that it is a waste bcoz she already has a similar kind or probably the price is too high, then My daughter obliges. This is a very rare quality a child has. I feel I am blessed to have a child like her who is as understanding as a mature person.

that she tries to be a good person, is concerned with those around her, she is very artistic and a great writer.Sh'e had a hard go of it the past few months,and i give her kudos for hanging in there.She's my little trooper.

thats great.. i plan to git my son head shaved this month.. he is 10 months old.. he is very cheerful, not very fussy either.. even when he was baby he did not wake up to much at night.. he let me have good sleep..

Both of my girls are quick witted, have a great sense of humor and are silly and I love it!

Same thing happened with me also when I had taken my daughter for haircut first time when she was 15 months she was so excited that what the hairdress will going to do with her hairs but she did her haircut very cooly and the staff was so happy even I feel so proud and happy that she is such a understable girl and can mould herself anywhere. we don't have to pamper so much for anything

My eldest son is honest to a fault. He's an adult now, but he's always been that way. He just doesn't tell lies, even when you probably don't want to hear the truth- lol! He's given me his share of grief over the years and was quite the 'challenge' when he was younger; but I always knew anything he said was honest. My daughter is very even tempered, and that was a great change of pace after her brother. She approaches whatever life hands her with logic & calmness. My youngest son is 5, and amazingly patient & gentle. He's an uncle already (my eldest has a daughter) and he's just in awe of the baby and so good with her. He doesn't get frustrated when the baby is having a fussy period. He just keeps offering ideas, talking to her gently & tries to soothe her.

My daughter has great self esteem and she is confident. She's fun. She's smart and she's witty. My son is a sweetheart. He's shy and sweet and caring.

In response to the origenal story - thats great!I am a hairdresser and ive got to say that 9 out of 10 times it is the parents actions that get the children scared of the hairsalon, dentist ect - if you act like your child will be/ should be upset by something by bribing them or saying you will treatt hem after then they will get upset. I find the best way to get a child prepared for haircuts is to get them used to the environment first salon then chair then gown ect