Are you proud of your child/children?

I am very proud of my boys. They both study hard and make really good grades. Plus, they always have their manners intact when around other ppl. I couldn't have asked for better boys.

My son's only 2 so he hasn't done a lot (though he does SOME thing to amaze me every day!), But I'd have to say that the accomplishment that I'm most proud of is that he's already potty trained (baring the occasional accident) and has been since he was about 1 1/2! All the book and such say to START trying to potty train GIRLS at 2 and not to start boys 'till 3! I say forget the books -- your kid will let you know when he/she is ready (and may it be sooner than later, diapers are WAY too expensive!)

Yes I am very proud of my two kids. They are both adults now and have had to endure many trials along the way. What I am most proud of is that they recognized wrong choices and took responsibility for them and finally have found what they feel is their place in life.

I am neither proud nor ashamed of my child . He is 4 years old and have done nothing specially good or specially bad for which I would be so .

I'm proud of all of my children, they have all turned out to be nice people and that is worth more than anything to me.

i am proud of them even though they are all still very small. they are very smart kids, my daughter is always getting honor roll. i love that

I am very proud of my daughter. She gave me and my husband 3 wonderful years when doctors told us we only got week with her when she was born.

I am very proud of my 24 year old daughter. She graduated high school at 16, and scored the second highest for the state of West Virginia on her sat for college. She won a 86,000 scholarship and went to school five hours away four 5 months, and gave it all up to come home and her with my mother, her granny as she was diagnosised with terminal lung cancer. She transfered to a local college, but lost her scholarship. she is in her last year of pharmacy school.

My 6 year old daughter started reading last year in Kindergarten at the age of 5. She finished Kindergarten reading at an almost 3rd grade level and is past that now. I am so proud of her. And my 5 year old son is so sweet with his baby sister. He is a big helper and will do anything for her. That makes me very proud.

yes

I am proud of my kids everyday.

My daughter has procreated two extremely children. My son recently graduated from college with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. I'm extremely proud of both of them.

I got 3 kids...They all go to the same Catholic School. My 15 year old eldest boy is already in his third year high school. He was once a varsity basketball player in school during his elementary days, and he played so well. He also got that slot in his new school when he's in second year high school. But he need to quit because it interferes with his academics. But that doesn't end there, he is involved in playing guitars at the moment and in Top 9 in his class...My second is a 14 year old girl and in 2nd year high school. She is a very studious student, very fashionista and loves shopping that much...She's into Art. My youngest is a grade 3 student. He is only 10 years old. He wants to become an actor someday. He can sing and dance. he makes people smiles all the time. I am definitely a proud mom of three adorable kids...

very proud. :)

My children's greatest accomplishments are perserverance..one has Autism and the other Traumatic Brain Injury after being hit by a drunk driver last year and they don't let anything slow them down..

I'm proud of my kids just for them being themselves.

i'm always proud of my son. he's a survivor like me. he's good at a lot of things - drawing, writing, poetry, music, band, singing, dancing. above all, he's a good son.

well I am still single. I would some dy love to say that I am proud of my children. I just hope my mother and father are proud of me and what little I have acheived by now

I am so proud of my children every day. Just watching them play and be so wonderful or seeing them sleeping so sweetly in their beds at night makes my chest swell with the pride I feel for them.

for my 2nd child, being a president of the altar server and a member of the dance troop makes me proud of him for my eldest who is admired by friends and relatives for being helpful in the business most of all my blind child who lives his life to the fullest inspite of his blindness, he is an achiever in class and in the community... he inspire people to have great FAITH