What your kids want to be.............
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What your kids want to be.............
| Thu, 06-14-2007 - 11:45am |
Hi,
my son is 8 years old and at the moment and
he changes his mind alot about what he wants to be when he grows up.
can you get a job as a cake-baking pilot that rescues animals.
what do your kids want to be when they grow up,no limits.
yvonne xxx
my son is 8 years old and at the moment and
he changes his mind alot about what he wants to be when he grows up.
can you get a job as a cake-baking pilot that rescues animals.
what do your kids want to be when they grow up,no limits.
yvonne xxx

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nice one........
yvonne xxxx
there are some almost 60yo's who don't know what they want to be either (speaking of my mom).
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Dear Yvonne and everyone who responded,
What a cute thread. I loved reading it.
My 5 year old is just finishing up kindergarten. He wants to be a mail carrier. He comments on every mail box or slot he sees, and fantasises about deliering mail to them. He also plans on marrying a woman who grows boy babies in her tummy, and he will take good care of his baby boy on Saturdays and Sundays at home, and on Mondays-to-Fridays by keeping him in a drawer in his mail truck!
When I ask my three year old, he says he's going to be "A Man!" and he bangs on his chest with his fists. Then does something manly like put on my shoes and walk around the house saying, "Now, I'm a man!" Or, "I'm going to work!"
My wise 5 year old tries to explain that the three year old has to pick some kind of work, and he makes suggestions for him. Last time this came up, he tried to convince his brother that he should be a little-bus driver since he rides a little bus to his Early Intervention school. The three year old thinks his brother is trying to take away the grown-up privlidge of going to work, and... It becomes time to change the subject.
-Sidney
Late as usual.
Stephanie is kind of in her own world and doesn't pay attention to jobs, but is curious what DH does. In one of her classes at church, awhile back, the teacher asked the kids what they wanted to be when they grew up and almost everyone knew but Steph. I threw some professions out at her and she said she wanted to be a doctor :) A few years later, that is still her answer. Although, today she told me she might want to be a nurse. She likes helping people, but I am not sure of her intelligence level or her quickness to respond to emergencies, but who knows. She also likes helping gather baskets at the grocery store and says she wants to work there someday :) We'll see.
This was an interesting thread; I loved reading all your responses.
Debbie (with my "only" Stephanie - age 9 with Asperger's, PDD/NOS, anxiety issues)
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