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<blockquote data-quote="BusynMember" data-source="post: 711967" data-attributes="member: 1550"><p>Lil, i think you were probably a wonderful mom. I also thik it is normal for only children to get more focus. I worried far more about my oldest than my youngest and i worried far more about him when he was sn only for six years. I worried sbout everything. Once my oldest was going trick or treating and disappeared and I freaked out and, yes, called the poliice. They found him in less than five minutes. He was maybe five. He got out of the cop car wirh teary eyes and said,"you didnt have to get me arrested!"</p><p></p><p>My youngest two kids were easy peasy. Sonic, my autistic son, wanted to please, worked hard and had a good temperment. Jumper never threw a single tantrum and was extremely mellow and fun. The fact that the oldest two were easy maybe was why I didnt worry so much, but I think that after raising five kids, one who abandoned us, I learned that as adults they would eat, find a way, come home etc.</p><p></p><p>It was more relaxing and much more fun to raise my youngest two. I believe it would have been very different for me had I decided to only have one child. Now I am so scattered, I dont even call them by their right names...i call the girls each others names sometimes and called Sonic by one of our dogs names once maybe because the names rhyme!</p><p></p><p>Lil, I think you are a normal, loving mom of an only child. Its different.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BusynMember, post: 711967, member: 1550"] Lil, i think you were probably a wonderful mom. I also thik it is normal for only children to get more focus. I worried far more about my oldest than my youngest and i worried far more about him when he was sn only for six years. I worried sbout everything. Once my oldest was going trick or treating and disappeared and I freaked out and, yes, called the poliice. They found him in less than five minutes. He was maybe five. He got out of the cop car wirh teary eyes and said,"you didnt have to get me arrested!" My youngest two kids were easy peasy. Sonic, my autistic son, wanted to please, worked hard and had a good temperment. Jumper never threw a single tantrum and was extremely mellow and fun. The fact that the oldest two were easy maybe was why I didnt worry so much, but I think that after raising five kids, one who abandoned us, I learned that as adults they would eat, find a way, come home etc. It was more relaxing and much more fun to raise my youngest two. I believe it would have been very different for me had I decided to only have one child. Now I am so scattered, I dont even call them by their right names...i call the girls each others names sometimes and called Sonic by one of our dogs names once maybe because the names rhyme! Lil, I think you are a normal, loving mom of an only child. Its different. [/QUOTE]
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