Another
milestone
Jeannie
sees
Monaco
going
through
is
a
stronger
formation
of
memories
and
ability
to
attach
meaning
to
them.
So
while “kids
usually
live
moment
to
moment,”
she
added,
she’s
trying
to
teach
her
toddler
how
to
be
grateful
for
past
and
future
ones
too.
“I
love
at
the
end
of
the
day
I’m
going
through
my
phone,
and
I’m
looking
at
all
the
pictures
of
everything
we
did
from
the
moment
she
ate
breakfast,
to
the
dessert
we
made
after
it,
or
the
park
that
we
stopped
at,
or
the
way
she
finally
learned
to
get
both
legs
up
on
her
skateboard,”
Jeannie
shared.
“We
take
pictures
of
everything.
And
when
I
reflect
over
my
phone
to
show
her
my
pictures
afterwards,
we
get
into
these
little
story
times
of
how
she
felt
at
that
moment—how
she
was
maybe
nervous
or
scared
or
how
maybe
she
showed
it
off
to
my
mom.”
And
as
they
practice
gratitude,
the
TV
star
is
adding
these
cherished
mother-daughter
moments
to
her
list.
“That
is
so
cool
to
me
to
see
her
mind
and
her
brain
spin
as
she
remembers
such
meaningful
moments
throughout
the
day
rather
than ‘Mommy,
what
are
we
doing
next?
What
do
we
get
to
do
now?'”
she
said. “She
used
to
be
so
into
now,
and
I’m
like, ‘Well
wait,
let’s
not
forget
about
everything
that
happened,
how
cool
that
was.’
Or
the
next
day,
reflecting
forward—that’s
a
big
one
for
her
and
for
me
because
I
want
her
to
just
be
so
thankful
of
what
to
look
forward
to
and
also
what
has
just
happened.”
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