My five year old is not afraid of anything. She loves trying weird foods and finding bugs and snakes and picking them up and showing me. It takes all of my restraint not to scream and instead say in a sing-songy voice how much I love the snake and her curiosity. Yesterday she found a worm on the sidewalk, moved it to some dirt, and then sang it the Frozen soundtrack to calm it down.

My kids make me laugh out loud every day. My daughter is so very confident to be herself and is fearless and is a human encyclopedia. My son has a quick wit and so obviously loves everyone in our family and an amazingly quick learner. They are so fun to hang out with. I'm so very grateful for them

My 3 year old DS peed in his pants yesterday, and I brought him straight into the bathroom for him to finish. When I opened the door, I saw a small pile of clothes that my 5 year old DS had put there for his little brother to change into. It just made me happy how thoughtful he was to do that.

My 5 year old told her teacher that her favorite television shows are Thundercats and She-Ra.

Raising 'em right!

My four year old can ride a big boy bike without help or training wheels.

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Anonymous wrote:My kid is making progress in rehab.

The posts about little ones are so sweet, but this is a real accomplishment.

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Anonymous wrote:My kid is making progress in rehab.

The posts about little ones are so sweet, but this is a real accomplishment.

My kid is super kind-hearted and loving. I don't put my bad days on her, but she always picks up on it and says "mommy, I love you. i hope you feel better soon." It kills me. Who could have a bad day with that?

She also loves jokes and laughter and her giggle is the best thing in the world.

Also, and this is silly but I still love it -- she has an innate sense of style. She chooses her own clothes (mostly) and her outfits are adorable. Pattern mixing, accessories... I definitely have a fashion girl on my hands!

My hs senior finally took the ACT after having it cancelled in April, June and July. He took it in stride and didn't complain once at having to be "ready" so many times. Scored a 35 on the first try. Nor has he complained about online school and missing all the fun of senior year traditions--he's just adapted, put in the work, and tried to make his own fun. I'm proud of him.

They have the sweetest chubby faces and such bright eyes!

My kid is making progress in rehab.

I’m pregnant and utterly miserable with nausea, but my two year old is incredibly sweet and gentle: kissing me, bringing me blankets and stuffed animals, rubbing my belly, and just quietly reading on her own for big chunks of time. I’m dragging ass and vomiting and it’s awful, but I just love that kid so much and am so grateful for her.

I don't know where to start.

They are incredibly bright, incredibly mature, incredibly silly, and incredibly close. They are wonderful kids. I couldn't be more grateful.

My preschooler understands and can make jokes! He has a great sense of humor.

I needed something positive today - so brag an anything that makes your kid special to you! Personality, talents, accomplishments, even looks...exceptional things or common things - anything goes! Just something that makes you proud of your kid