Is your kiddo a good secret keeper? Mine's not.

[Tracyfish]

So far I know I'm getting a blue (two different kinds of blue) flower painting that he made at school and a card that I had to make him hush about before he told me what it said too.

If hubby had actually gotten me a real present yet, I would probably know that too...good thing he's a last minute shopper.

So anyone else know what you're getting for Mother's Day? LOL!

[mariewilcox]

LOL - my DD is a good secret keeper, although she only has to keep her own secret since it's just she and I.

[rach3975]

LOL. My 7 year old was so excited about the flower recipe/photo clip he made me at school that telling me about it wasn't enough--he had to give it to me today! He's a mediocre secret keeper. He won't come right out and tell you the secret, but you hear lots of comments like, "I wish I could tell you about your present" and "I know what your present is!" My 5 year old and 2 year old? Forget it. They tell all as soon as they know.

[jessica31876]

since my boys are older now I dont get those cute homemade gifts they used to make in elementary school but my daughter always does something for me. I usually do not know until she gives it to me but alot of times she cannot wait either.

[Kara]

I know I'm getting some sort of art project from school, mine's told me that much.

[chastml]

My 6yo told me I was getting a poem before he realized who he was talking to and clammed up. lol He's a little better than his 2 & 4yo sisters, but not much.

[SmallMoments]

I'm getting a May calendar. And I only know that b/c I'm the only one who EVER goes through Luke's backpack. And when I pulled it out I said, "Oh a May calendar..." He yelled, "DON'T LOOK AT THAT! Aw, man. That was for mother's day." LOL

[lovely1m]

oh, there are some funny stories on here. Nicholas (he's 4) keeps telling me he worked on a surprise at school this week, but he actually hasn't told me what it is yet. Which surprises me.

For Christmas, his dad & I each took him shopping for a present for the other that he would choose. As we were telling him about it, he instantly shouted, "I wanna get Mommy a necklace!" We explained about surprises, then his dad took him first, they were seriously back in like 30 minutes and he right away yells, "I got you a heart necklace!". So we explained it again. Then I took him shopping for his dad and he just kept telling me he wanted some candy or a smoothie. I had to call his dad ask for a list of a few things he wanted, then tell Nicholas to choose 1 and then we looked for that and picked one out. I think his dad had an easier time shopping. lol

[kristijoy]

My 4 year old is a terrible secret keeper! He's also not any good at hide-and-seek!!

So...I must not be getting a present...

[jorgies5]

My daughter made me a card and gift and for some reason thought a really good place to hide it was in the cabinets underneath my bathroom sink - something I open every day to get my hair dryer, etc. So needless to say, I see it every day just sitting there, but she still thinks I haven't "seen" it. So I will have to act surprised when she gives it to me.

[cardinalskate]

I told my fam the only thing I wanted was to be able to shop for iNSD in the house BY MYSELF LOL. So DH is taking DD to my in-laws the whole day and I'm gonna get awesome deals and do challenges and enter contests...I'm so excited!