Just a little boast that I'm pleased to say my first Great Grandchild arrived 3wks early and here am I a thousand miles away in Gibraltar celebrating my youngest Grandson Louis 2nd birthday.
Welcome to the family Dylan James, 6lbs 3oz mum and baby doing well.
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Oh, how lovely, tanith. Congratulations. I hope you get to meet baby Dylan very soon 
How lovely Tanith!
Greatgranny! That's fantastic news tanith!
Many congratulations
Oh what lovely news, tanith! Big congratulations to you and yours, and I hope you'll get to meet Dylan soon. How exciting!
Congratulations how lovely.
I don't think I'll ever see my GGC, being an older mum myself.
Lovely news, tanith. Congratulations to all concerned. Cheers! 
Congratulations I think I would need to live to 100 to achieve that landmark , my lot were too slow off the starting block !
Congratulations
Congratulations on your elevation to Great-Grannyhood!
Congratulations
Congratulations Tanith. I doubt if I will ever make that role. 
I will be 82 when DGS1 is 18. I would hope he does not start a family at such an early age. My Mum and Dad missed being GGPs by about 7 mnths and never knew one was expected.
Congratulations Great Grandma tanith welcome baby Dylan.
Congratulations, Tanith - lovely news!
I was made a Great-grandma 5 years ago, and I feel so proud (and not ONE bit whiter-headed or wrinkly) when picking up the wee lad from nursery and when he yells, "Great-grandma!!", rushing headlong towards me! He starts school after the summer holidays.
Congratulations tanith. Hope all continues to go well. Bet you're bursting to see him. for granddaughter and baby.
Thank you everyone I'm pleased and proud in equal measures of my Granddaughter she's only 21 but it seems our family like to start young 
Congratulations Tanith and welcome to your new grandson.
I have sometimes wondered if you feel the same joy in great GC as in your GC. From all the reactions it seems as if you do. 
Can't wait.
Congratulations tanith how exciting!
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