Little Darlings

These were taken last year and it was Princess final year at kindy. So far, I’m very happy with her progress. She has improved a lot – both in her school work and well-being. She’s already cleaning up herself in the toilet early of last year. All these times, I’ve been worried that no one would clean her when she does her ‘big business’ in school. She’s a logical and understanding kid. Whenever I advice her, she’ll think about the matter and act on it maturely. For instance, if she have a lot of homework, she’d finish it in school or daycare before she comes home because I’ve always advice her that if she finishes her work, then when she comes home she’ll have ample time to play before going to bed at 930pm. I always remind her that for all decisions she makes, there will always be consequences. Sometimes, I would take people in general as an example. When a man sweeps the road, I would tell the kids, “if you don’t learn and be lazy, next time you will have to sweep the road and earn little bit money”. They understands cos they don’t complain when it comes to learning. They know its the path that leads to improvement. Princess is also a very caring sister. She loves her brother with all her heart. Whenever she gets something, she would get it for her brother. Or when the principal gives her 2 gummies, she would give to her brother because she said its his favourite. And sometimes, when we cross the road or in a busy place, she would insist her brother to follow us closely. Another incident when they were swimming, Boy’s float was punctured. Princess was so worried he would drown, told him to stay nearer to the stairs and offered him her float. I’m very fortunate to have a daughter who loves unconditionally. Like many siblings, they do fight over trivial matters but after that they are ‘friends’ again. She’s one good kid!

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