Comments on: The True Definition of Motherhood

By: Timothy Walsh (@thatcallmetim)

Timothy Walsh (@thatcallmetim) — Sat, 22 Sep 2012 04:51:34 +0000

I was given a Snoopy stuffed animal shortly after birth, lovingly named “Noopy”. He was my buddy for years. As I grew older and became too mature for him, he was put away with other keepsakes rarely to be seen. When the day came that I opened that box, my emotional response, even in my twenties, was overwhelming. What a wonderful things this mother was able to do for her son. I never lost Noopy, and I could not even imagine it, I would – to this day – be devastated. I hope that one day I can pass it along as well.

By: Shannon Guyton

Shannon Guyton — Fri, 21 Sep 2012 17:00:29 +0000

@Ashley – it is so sweet you passed your lovey Samuel down to your son! I don’t remember ever having a lovey like that. My daughter has a stuffed Curious George she loves to sleep with and we bought two of them. But once we had to use Replacement George and it just didn’t work. He didn’t have the smell/broken in softness. She knew it wasn’t him. Maybe I should sleep with Replacement George to break him in. Haha.

By: Sarah Donovan

Sarah Donovan — Fri, 21 Sep 2012 03:24:54 +0000

Wow that is awesome I do hope that doesn’t happen to my son’s stuffed moose moosey we have almost lost it a couple of times

By: Ashley

Ashley — Fri, 21 Sep 2012 01:51:37 +0000

This was amazing!! I have a stuffed dog named Samuel That my dad gave me the day I was born. Samuel and I both just turned 26, and I have passed him along to my son who now sleeps with him everynight. He does loan him out to me when I am sick, I suppose he just knows. This made me cry knowing that I would feel the same if samuel was lost and found. wonderful! What an Amazing mom!