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0 Comments Published by Jessel on Monday, October 19, 2009 at 9:35 AM.

My 18 months old son knows when to say sorry and I am very proud of him! I guess I did a good job training him to say that. It melted my heart everytime I heard him saying those magic words. I can tell that he is a good kid, he is not like those kid who are disrepestful and don't mind what's going on around them..I am so blessed and thankful to have a son like him.. hope he won't change..