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		<title>By: Gail</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Ya know, just tell your friends how your son tells you &quot;thank you mommy&quot; as many times as you want to tell them.  You, dear girl, are a good mother, and you celebrate all those wonderful things that he does because they are important.  As one who sees kids all day long who rarely say thank you, much less hold a door, I can honestly tell you that when a student says, &quot;Good morning, Mrs. Bannister&quot; or &quot;Have a nice day, Mrs. Bannister&quot; -- it warms my heart.  There are even several young guys who hold that door for me when I follow them out of the classroom.  So brag on your son.  He is growing up to be one of those good boys who will make a teacher like myself thrilled to see his excellent manners and generous heart shared with her.  Trust me....it feels THAT good!  

Make little video of him.  I love watching what the little ones are up to when young parents share their videos online.  You can get them up on FB and only share them with family, too.  There&#039;s an option when you release the video to select &quot;Friends&quot; or &quot;Custom&quot; and you can let just specific people see them. Just a thought to maybe brighten your evening.  :-)]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Ya know, just tell your friends how your son tells you &#8220;thank you mommy&#8221; as many times as you want to tell them.  You, dear girl, are a good mother, and you celebrate all those wonderful things that he does because they are important.  As one who sees kids all day long who rarely say thank you, much less hold a door, I can honestly tell you that when a student says, &#8220;Good morning, Mrs. Bannister&#8221; or &#8220;Have a nice day, Mrs. Bannister&#8221; &#8212; it warms my heart.  There are even several young guys who hold that door for me when I follow them out of the classroom.  So brag on your son.  He is growing up to be one of those good boys who will make a teacher like myself thrilled to see his excellent manners and generous heart shared with her.  Trust me&#8230;.it feels THAT good!  </p>
<p>Make little video of him.  I love watching what the little ones are up to when young parents share their videos online.  You can get them up on FB and only share them with family, too.  There&#8217;s an option when you release the video to select &#8220;Friends&#8221; or &#8220;Custom&#8221; and you can let just specific people see them. Just a thought to maybe brighten your evening.  <img src='/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':-)' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
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