Stories about your children

Awwww so sweet. Our kids are grown now and our 2 grandchildren live out of state so we don't see them very often. I do have a story about our oldest daughter who is now in her 30's. She was potty trained and was about 3 yrs. old. We went to a hardware store to buy a ladder. She went to the next aisle and saw the display toilets. She left the store a souvenir but was unhappy the toilet wouldn't flush. I didn't see her actually do it but she came running through the store with her pants to her knees saying she did it. Don't remember how she got away from me but was only gone less than about a minute. Everyone around was laughing but not as hard as I was or my husband. It was pretty entertaining.

I agree with you bethyboo, being a parent is really a great blessing. Seeing our kid grow and learn something new everyday is really exciting. I have a daughter who have just turned three this january 1. I taught her to say a prayer every night before she goes to bed. After reciting her simple prayer (Angel of God), I taught her to say thank you for the things Jesus gave her (I'm teaching her to count her blessings!). She will say "thank you Jesus for...(she will fill in the the blanks for the things she wants to thank for). One time she prayed spontaneously saying, "Thank you Jesus for my milk, thank you for the chicken I ate, and thank you for mama and papa". It was the sweetest words I have ever heard in my whole life. In her simple mind, she sees her parents already as a blessing. I wish we could all think like a child.

Is that your baby in the picture?? He's beautiful! My kids are half grown now, and it seems they get funnier every day. On Thanksgiving Day, my 7 year old daughter was helping me fold laundry. She loves to help. I walked away for a second and I heard her holler "EWWWWWWWWWWWW" and I said what?? She said "Daddy panties, I'M not folding daddy panties!!" I just thought it was hysterical how she said it. Maybe it's one of those you had to be there things.

That is so cute! :) well i ran a daycare for most of thier childhood and i hav tons that not only mine have done but them all but this one is from MY daughter who was 5 at the time - is NOW 13! lol we were shopping with two other day care kids and i had her and another one in the front they shared the leg holes ( dont ask they just loved it) lol well the kid in the back of the cart pushed the *SEAT* one up to far and she starts screaming at the top of her lungs * MY PRINCESS HURTS!! IT HURTS MAMA!* I knew what she ment thats what she called her front (again DONT ask!) lol LOL LOL i was laughing and yet worried at the same time shed been out of diapers since 2 so there was NO padding there! lol and im trying to pull her out without hitting the other one in the head and quiet her as well soothing her to calm down lol oh what a fiasco!! of course everyone is looking on and giggling too - i mean what could they do? lol lol its a story she hears alot since its really the ONLY one where she freaked out lol other wise shes the type that tells u to shut up and calm down! lol lol lol xx

I also love children,especially children smile, a very lovely. Sometimes make them look too ridiculous, I can't help but often a laugh.

In a parent's eyes his or her kid is the most cute, most beautiful one. I have a boy of near 3 years.He has abundant imaginations. Once I tore open an sweater he pointed to the curled wool and said:" look, instant noodles!" There are so many such interesting things. He can find two things that are similar though in our adult eyes they have no relations at all.