Hello, hello, dear listener and welcome into Ireland speaking part three.

We are talking about feeling proud and rewarding children.

When you reward people, you give them something. Nice. Something nice. Yeah. And rewards are usually given in exchange for good

behavior or good work. So people are rewarded at work, yeah, at school, at university, parents reward children. So questions could be about

rewarding children, how parents reward children, and about feeling proud of children, of ourselves.

Do you feel proud of yourself? Absolutely, every day.

I'm just, you know, I get up and say, oh, Maria, I'm so proud of you, baby.

I look to myself in the mirror and say, oh, you're so beautiful.

Well done, you.

Okay, you just got up at 12 o'clock instead of 9 a.m.

Well done, you, you know. And it's important, you know.

Yes, very important.

On what occasions would adults be proud of themselves?

I suppose after they've achieved something they put a lot of effort into, like getting a promotion

or a qualification that means they're able to do things or more things, so they can be more useful

to people and, well, more useful to more people, or even just themselves.

And what about children when do children?

And what about children when are children proud of themselves?

You'd have to ask them.

I suppose, probably when they meet the expectations or exceed the expectations of people around

them and they're told that they did that.

That's pretty cool.

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