"Children are human beings to whom respect is due, superior to us by reason of their innocence and the greater possibilities of their future."
- Maria Montessori
(Anabella's school motto)
September 13, 2010 - A day for the milestone memory book for sure.
My beautiful little girl, Miss. Anabella April Gracie DC, attended her first day of full day pre-school. In true Anabella form, there was no transition phase going from shorter days progressing to longer days. Nope! She put in a full day right from the start and she did it with a SMILE.
The teachers had told us to come back and check in on her at around noon or 1:00 and she would likely just have a half day for the first couple days. SO, my ex went back to check on her at around 1:00 and peaked his head around the corner to see her happily smiling and playing with the other kids. So happy in fact, that the teachers told him to leave her there until 5:00.
Wow....My little girl is a super hero now too. When did that happen?!?!
Long story short. She did amazing. She put in a full day on her first day. And she has just started her second day today. She is a beautiful, happy, smart, well adjusted, cheeky, funny, balanced, loving, energetic, outgoing, compassionate, hot tempered, feisty, creative, thoughtful little girl who I couldn't be more proud of. I thank god for the gift of HER every single second of every single day.
Bless your little soul Anabella. And seriously, I may go through an entire box of tissue again today. There's no ample preparation for letting your baby little girl go for a full day in the care of somebody else when you've grown that baby in your belly for 9 months and then been a stay home Mama to her for 2.5 years....
Anabella happily posing in front of our building on her way to her first day of big girl school.. |
Anabella getting the "tour" with one of her teachers in the background! |
Anabella's full little cubby at school....can you say Pink and Girlie Girl anyone??? |
Anabella taking it all in....a big day for a little girl! |
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