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jellyeels

Posts: 142
From: england,scarborough
Registered: 12-Feb-2004

I'm proud

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Posted: 04-Dec-2006 17:56

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My 5 year old little boy non cf,has a short attention span and has speech problems,he is 18 months behind in his speech,so a speech therapist told me.They also said he hasn't got any confidence in himself when he's talking.

Well anyway because of this,his school has given him the main part in the Christmas play,to try and boost his confidence.The play is gonna be "The snowman",so my little boy is....have you guessed it?

Yes that's right he's the 'snowman',he is making me feel very proud when he comes home and tells me what he has to do.

Love to all,from a very proud mummy

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Shirley xXx

DimBloke

Posts: 102
Registered: 11-Nov-2006

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Posted: 04-Dec-2006 18:02

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That's so cute

livvy

Posts: 185
Registered: 06-Nov-2006

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Posted: 04-Dec-2006 18:07

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Bless him!

I hope he performs okay on the night! Mine is a Little Star (as in Twinkle Twinkle!) and I have an awful feeling one's little cherub will not perform in a church full of strangers!

jellyeels

Posts: 142
From: england,scarborough
Registered: 12-Feb-2004

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Posted: 04-Dec-2006 18:13

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Livvy,i thought that about my son 2 years ago,as he was playing the same as your little cherub,a star,then last year he was a shepherd and now this year the snowman.

Shirley xXx

sally 1

Posts: 128
From: oldham
Registered: 09-Nov-2006

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Posted: 04-Dec-2006 20:54

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aw I remember all this. I have photo of Tom in nursery. he played the part of Joseph aged 3. The night before he had been in hospital and had just started IVs but I managed to get him there and he did it with his arm in a splint. He is nearly 18 now!

sal

Oli

Posts: 201
From: Milton Keynes, England
Registered: 12-Feb-2004

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Posted: 04-Dec-2006 21:00

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That's wonderful - the arts can be such a fantastic way of bringing littl'uns out of their shells and giving them a confidence boost. Good on him, you're right to be very proud of you're little winter wonder!

sally 1

Posts: 128
From: oldham
Registered: 09-Nov-2006

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Posted: 04-Dec-2006 21:04

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your so right Oli. I hope being the snowman does the trick. Tom was almost referred to speech therapy as a littl'un but now is doing Drama A level. It certainly helps. I believe that dinners as a family really help them too.

have a wonderful season
love
sal

trollydolly

Posts: 38
From: west sussex
Registered: 26-Nov-2006

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Posted: 04-Dec-2006 23:57

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Aw thats so great for him(and you)

I hope he enjoys it and it really boosts his confidence.

Big Kiss to the wee man.

Love,
Trollydolly
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Tamariki

Posts: 54
Registered: 08-Nov-2006

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Posted: 05-Dec-2006 00:28

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aw, isn't it a lovely time of year. I have a star and a donkey in my family

Enjoy the show and take your tissues.
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FiC

Posts: 337
From: North of Aberdeen
Registered: 09-Feb-2004

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Posted: 05-Dec-2006 10:38

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Thats so nice Shirley! Well done him. Hope you're keeping well yourself....

Fi
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Ally

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From: Hunmanby near Filey
Registered: 06-Nov-2006

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Posted: 05-Dec-2006 12:08

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I know how proud you are of Liam, Shirley and quite right too, he's a lovely little lad who made me laugh with just how much energy he has. i'm sure he'll be the best snowman ever!
Love
Ally

jellyeels

Posts: 142
From: england,scarborough
Registered: 12-Feb-2004

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Posted: 05-Dec-2006 21:39

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Thank you all for your replies.I just hope he makes me even proudier on the day

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Shirley xXx