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My daughter's best characteristic is her happiness. She is always smiling. While I was pregnant with her I was happy all the time too. Her happiness radiated through me. After she was born I never felt quite the same. But when I look at her happy face, I feel that same happiness I felt while carrying her.

I love how my son can incorporate funny phrases into everyday life. It never ceases to amaze me. When he used to have his LONG meltdowns, he would be mid-scream and suddenly stop, wipe his forehead with the back of his hand and say, "whew, that was close!" This would signal the end of the tantrum. lol

Rayne's best characteristic is her unconditional love for her little sister. She always worries if "Her Baby" has everything she needs. Rayne's only going to be 4 soon, but she still wants to get Tank everything that she wants, and Tank's only a little over a year old, but already spoiled by her big sister!!! Rayne just wants to make "Her Baby" Tank laugh.

Post edited by: Raynesmommy, at: 07/03/2012 06:52 PM

I love that name!!! Rayne! That's so pretty, and the spelling is awesome!

There is no hesitation...Squeaky's laughter. When he sits down and really laughs, not that silly play laugh all toddlers end up doing at some point in time or another, but that heavy belly laugh that he can't stop.... It's beautiful to hear!

(OH, and his really special ability to say "Mimi" [yep, that's what he calls me] so perfectly! LOL... He does it every night at bedtime, just to see me be silly and clap and squeal and say yea!...LOL...)

I love Chanel's kind spirit. When she see a baby, she always goes "Awe, how cute" and throws them a kiss. she sings wonderfully!

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Post edited by: hua052011, at: 08/13/2012 04:13 PM

My daughter doesnt talk much if at all so the rare times we get to hear her voice its always a treat. For instance we try to get her to say "juice please mommy" instead of just pulling me to the fridge and crying until i guess what she wants. Well she doesnt say Juice please mommy yet but she will say "otay otay otay please!" lol and it always cracks me up. Shes such a little comedian and she thinks shes so sneaky. Like is there is something she wants on the other side of the bed she will creep in the door and drop down on her belly then she will wiggle her way past like we cant see her lol until she gets to what she wants then she will ease her hand up hoping we wont catch her. It is hilarious! My baby may have a ASD and SID but it doesnt stop her from being one of the funniest toddlers ive ever known. She makes me smile everyday.

What a wonderful topic! My daughter can be so kind and considerate. She is so talented in art and draws me some wonderful pictures. I always find notes about how she loves mama

My son has a wonderful memory, He loves music and can sing songs he has heard only once, he is hilarious and can make anyone laugh, his laugh is contagious! I love my boy!

I was so happy to come across this topic - very refreshing.......

When my son was just a baby at 1-2 years, he had the biggest belly laugh - It was absolutely hilarious! He's 12 years old now and still has a wonderful laugh, a great sense of humor and a warm heart. He loves to play the piano is does exceptionally well. And I have to say, he is the most conscientious person I've ever known! I love him to pieces!!!