RadioFanatic
Mouseketeer<br><font color=6d6b70>SO not a jewelry
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I dropped off my son to daycare this morning and found out that this first little girlfriend's last day at the school! They've been together since they were both 3 months old (they are both two now). Everything is this girl's name - her name was his first word (yes, before dada), everytime I ask what he did at school that day, it's this girl's name (I know - sounded funny to me too! 
), he talks about her all the time - hugs her everytime they are together; and she talks about him just as much (her mother said my son's name was one of her first words too!)
I really got teary eyed at the thought. They live about fifty minutes from us (this school is close to both of our works), also with very busy jobs, so I don't know if "playdates" would work out.
I can't believe how sad I am about this - and he doesn't even know that he's going to miss her terribly - it just tears my heart.
How can this be happening already at only 2 years old?
), he talks about her all the time - hugs her everytime they are together; and she talks about him just as much (her mother said my son's name was one of her first words too!)I really got teary eyed at the thought. They live about fifty minutes from us (this school is close to both of our works), also with very busy jobs, so I don't know if "playdates" would work out.
I can't believe how sad I am about this - and he doesn't even know that he's going to miss her terribly - it just tears my heart.
How can this be happening already at only 2 years old?
My DD has been through the same thing a few times in her 9 years, and it stinks! I will say that kids are pretty adaptable, and it probably won't be long before he has a new best friend. I know it hurts my heart every time DD is disappointed/devastated/upset about something, but I guess it comes with the job of loving mamma. 
