I just made Grant his breakfast of choice: wheat toast with grape jelly and a glass of milk. (And a napkin! You forgot my napkin, Mom!)
As I placed these things in front of him, he smiled at me and said, “Thanks, Mom! I’m happy of ya and proud of ya!”
Loosely translated, I think that means he is proud of me for making breakfast and he is happy to have it. Good to know we compliment and encourage one another enough that he is learning to do it too.
Now if I could just do something about him climbing over the arm of the couch.
that is so sweet!
What a sweet comment. 🙂
What a sweetie! I HATE the climbing over the arm of the couch thing! I have 2 that still do it!
Ahhh a Mommy and her son, so sweet.
I’m proud if ya too!
Isn’t it funny what our kids are proud of us for?! Isaiah tells me things like that too. Cracks me up.
Hope you’re having a great day!
I love it when the boys are lovey and sweet 🙂 I’m still waiting (and waiting) for the couch climbing to stop. They’ve already destroyed one, now we’re on to the ‘disposable’ couch – cheap enough I won’t care when we throw it out in 5 years.
Well he remembered to say thanks and he’s appreciative! What a great kid!