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<blockquote data-quote="Liahona" data-source="post: 539190"><p>husband (the biggest difficult child I have) is very loyal. He gives 110% of himself. At the beginning of our marriage he was losing his hair (in circle patches) he was trying so hard. He changes his behavior (it does take years, but he does it). He trusts me to do what is right for the kids even if I'm not in a good place myself. </p><p></p><p>difficult child 1 is very creative and smart. His perceptual reasoning is in the genius range. He can see a 3-d problem and figure out how to work it in his mind. He was doing algebra in his head in 1st grade. He is a great reader. He wants to be good. He can work very hard and fast (when motivated.) He loves his siblings. </p><p></p><p>difficult child 2 is happy. He has a great smile. He held my hand today on the way to church even though I grouched at him getting ready for church. He tries to be nice. He is also very smart and has taught himself to read (mostly). He reads everything he can get his hands on. </p><p></p><p>difficult child 3 is my snuggle bear. He loves hugs. He is also very social (compared to the other difficult children, but is still not as social as the pcs). He has friends in his class at school. Other little boys are just drawn to him. He will play with his sisters.</p><p></p><p>easy child 1 has a big heart. She tries to take care of everyone; as long as they don't touch her baby dolls<img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /> She wants to help around the house. She is fearless when it comes to standing up to her brothers. She can get through to husband when he is in his own world and no one else can reach him. </p><p></p><p>easy child 2 is a mama's girl. She follows me around and copies me. She also copies easy child 1. She wants to be the baby, but she isn't jealous of easy child 3. She just wants there to be two babies. She will share (under the right circumstance) with her siblings. </p><p></p><p>easy child 3 is the light of my life right now. His big smile gets me through the day. He smiles all the time at everyone. Just a few weeks ago he had an ear infection. He was smiling at the nurses and the dr. even though he was in pain. </p><p></p><p>Thanks for starting this thread TeDo. I really needed the reminder today (which is why I included all the kids instead of just the difficult children.)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Liahona, post: 539190"] husband (the biggest difficult child I have) is very loyal. He gives 110% of himself. At the beginning of our marriage he was losing his hair (in circle patches) he was trying so hard. He changes his behavior (it does take years, but he does it). He trusts me to do what is right for the kids even if I'm not in a good place myself. difficult child 1 is very creative and smart. His perceptual reasoning is in the genius range. He can see a 3-d problem and figure out how to work it in his mind. He was doing algebra in his head in 1st grade. He is a great reader. He wants to be good. He can work very hard and fast (when motivated.) He loves his siblings. difficult child 2 is happy. He has a great smile. He held my hand today on the way to church even though I grouched at him getting ready for church. He tries to be nice. He is also very smart and has taught himself to read (mostly). He reads everything he can get his hands on. difficult child 3 is my snuggle bear. He loves hugs. He is also very social (compared to the other difficult children, but is still not as social as the pcs). He has friends in his class at school. Other little boys are just drawn to him. He will play with his sisters. easy child 1 has a big heart. She tries to take care of everyone; as long as they don't touch her baby dolls:) She wants to help around the house. She is fearless when it comes to standing up to her brothers. She can get through to husband when he is in his own world and no one else can reach him. easy child 2 is a mama's girl. She follows me around and copies me. She also copies easy child 1. She wants to be the baby, but she isn't jealous of easy child 3. She just wants there to be two babies. She will share (under the right circumstance) with her siblings. easy child 3 is the light of my life right now. His big smile gets me through the day. He smiles all the time at everyone. Just a few weeks ago he had an ear infection. He was smiling at the nurses and the dr. even though he was in pain. Thanks for starting this thread TeDo. I really needed the reminder today (which is why I included all the kids instead of just the difficult children.) [/QUOTE]
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