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Overall, I'd say that Lucie is prepared for preschool. She spent the last year with my at my job providing childcare at a church in Solvang. However, Lucie was very specific in noting that this school is different from her old school:
"Mommy, this is not a not a baby school. My old school was a baby school because they had babies there. But, this school doesn't have babies. This is a preschool."
I might argue with that...my baby is going there. But while she is my baby, she is no longer a baby. I'm excited for her to explore, learn new things, and make new friends. I feel very confident that she will have a great experience at her school. Twice a week I will have the house to myself which I desperately need in order to do my part-time work. However, I really think part of me is going to miss having my sweet little munchkin around.
1 comment:
She looks so cute, and so happy!
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