There are soo many moments but this is the most recent = when you realise they are getting older by them Not asking for lollies when at the shop

I don’t have kids but I was pretty proud when my god son got picked in the Australian junior archery team to go to the world titles in the USA in 2014 and even prouder when he won a gold medal!

I was proud when my son was complimented on his nice manners.

Watching all of my boys develop so much over the past 2 years. They have come a long in leaps and bounds.

Their first day of school. A big moment for me and them.

Their friend’s house burnt down who goes to their school.
As we had been through the same thing 3 years ago,
their first instinct was to go through their toys
to see what they could donate to them.
#Proudmummymoment!

So many moments…. in the last week we went back to school after a holiday and Annie walked into her kindy room and said at the top of her voice “Hi all my friends, I’ve been waiting so much to see you.” I love her friendliness and confidence.

The day my daughter “graduated” from pre-school, she really is a big girl now!

My two primary school girls both got an award last year at school for 100% attendance, not only 2 of only 5 who did it, also the first time ever siblings – well done my big school girls.

Our child was three when he had a massive asthma attack and ended up in hospital. He had an oxygen mask on and wasn’t happy with tubes all over the place. I was so proud that he listened to the doctors and they called him “a beautiful brave patient”

When my eldest daughter was awarded the school “Peace Prize Award” at the end of year 12 for her consistent, ongoing help and encouragement to students of all years over her six years at the school. The Principal said she was a born peacemaker, still very proud of her.

My oldest daughter got Dux last year. She worked very hard for it and it was nice to see her effort recognised. My younger daughter received an ” Act Of Kindness Award” for befriending a new girl at school who was struggling. Very proud mum.

When my sons teacher rang me at home and told me how good my son was at school and also what a good person he was that was my proudest moment!

My son is deaf in one ear and had constant problems with his good ear,he was not speaking or even attempting to speak so when I finally heard him utter his first word,I was overcome with emotion.I felt like I was the proudest mother ever!

When my daughter got up on stage to perform her end of year dance concert

seeing now not so little Cooper walk for the first time at age 4. He has Cerebral Palsy and they thought he would never succeed

My girl loves life and will give anything a go. I love the fact I am helping shape someone with confidence, love, and a desire to make the world a better place. There’s not one moment that stands out because I’m surprised everyday by her thoughtfulness and drive.

When my daughter stopped in her cross county race to help the girl behind her who fell over. She was coming third and although missing out on a place…….she didn’t miss out getting a place in several peoples hearts. Such a kind girl

I sometimes think my 7-year old son is mature beyond his age. He has a great sense of justice, which makes me stop and stare at all times he decides to exhibit it. He is fair-minded in so many ways, and as a child I think it is rare.

My proudest moment was when my youngest son graduated in the top 5 of his class and has now set up his own business. My proudest moment with my eldest is when he met and married his beautiful wife, gave us grandchildren and became a qualified electrician. Sorry can’t work out which was my proudest moment as they all are