My little surprise package - Real Mum story on MoM

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Having a beautiful son later in life was certainly surprise not just for me but the whole family, i feel he was sent to us for a good reason he is now 7 and we all love him to bits, sometimes when we talk just us to he is really sweet once when he was 3, we were out in the shops and someone asked him to wait for me his nanna to help him he got upset as he told the lady i am his mum. I asked him later that day did he think i was a bit to old to be his mum and he told me yes mum thats why i picked you to be my mum, my heart just melted he is such a sweetie

Posted by kioloablue, 20th May 2015

9 Comments

- - mum888 said
  - 02 Feb 2016
    8:45 am
So amazing for only three years old for saying things like that . Mine never really talked and now being 15 , he is more of a thinker and being a bloke likes to keep sentences simple .

- - christial said
  - 12 Jun 2015
    5:16 pm
The stuff that comes out of kids mouths can be so amazing!

- - mom57522 said
  - 07 Jun 2015
    10:47 am
My girlfriend has the opposite problem. She’s the nanna but often gets taken for the mum!

- - mom94125 said
  - 01 Jun 2015
    5:21 pm
that is really cute! don’t forget

- - mom56312 said
  - 31 May 2015
    9:59 pm
kids can say the sweetest things when you really do need it . How sweet.

- - mom138374 said
  - 21 May 2015
    2:23 pm
Having kids later and life can be really wonderful, I’m sure it can also be tiring and also annoying if people think you look more like his grandmother (so rude!) but rewarding nonetheless. Congrats to you for having your son later in life and revelling in the experience.

- - BellaB said
  - 20 May 2015
    4:36 pm
Yeah, I sometimes get mistaken for Grandma. Pretty annoying, actually.

- - mom90758 said
  - 20 May 2015
    1:01 pm
Little one. They say the sweetest things!!

- - mum4107 said
  - 20 May 2015
    11:55 am
Awww what a little sweetie. We too had our daughter later in life. My husband often gets referred to as grampa. I love saying, ummm sorry but he is her dad. I think it’s pretty rude to assume