We had another trip to the hospital this week with my little bear. He needed a new set of grommets so no big dramas, but I still hate the whole anaesthetic bit. I hate holding him while he dozes off and then leaving him. He was in and out in less than 10minutes and within 10minutes of getting out of theatre, he grabs his balloon and the teddy he got from a nurse and stands up and goes "Let's go ma".
He truly is a trooper and makes this mothering gig so sweet. He takes whatever comes his way and goes with it. He doesn't whinge for no reason. He just is. He's my little rock when the big rock isn't around and reassures me that I'm doing alright as a mum. He lets me know he trusts me and makes me feel like a queen.
So this week I am so incredibly grateful for my little guy and his ability to make a potential icky situation into just another thing that needed to be done. I'm grateful that this little guy rather than whining, managed to entertain all the kids in the waiting room, make the nurses smile and laugh and made me feel brave.
I love you my sweet!!
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BEAUTIFUL, bless his heart, everyone deserves at least one totally agreeable child like this sweetheart. Wishing him well & a chomp on a delicious looking biscuit like that one in the image. Love Posie (not anonymous, i can't leave comments under my name, argh!!)
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Aww what a gorgeous little boy. Can't we just learn so much from our children!
ReplyDelete:) that's great, it's wonderful you have such a great relationship with your little guy.
ReplyDeletesounds like a wonderful little guy and you sound like a very proud mumma - lovely
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so sweet! it sounds like he's a real winner. :o)
ReplyDeleteHow precious, what a real little man! xo
ReplyDeleteWhat a brave little guy! I know that anaesthetic can be quite stressful for mummies too. So glad you BOTH got through it! xx
ReplyDeleteOh bless him, what a little trooper and brave boy. Some kids amaze me with how they can cope in situations that lots of adults would freak over. Hope you have a wonderful weekend x
ReplyDeleteWhat a little hero to cheer up other kids.
ReplyDeleteGlad it all went well for him.
What a little hero for cheering up the other kids.
ReplyDeleteGlad it all went well for him.
Awww. That's so sweet. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteBless him. He'll go far. It's true what they say about the hurdles building resilience in kids. They used to call it 'character'. Either way, it's a valuable thing. x
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