I cried on the phone with a doctor today. The good news is, I don't think he could tell. The bad news is, I'm clearly a little overstressed if I'm in tears just talking about decisions that we'll have to make a few weeks from now.
(Pull it together, woman)
Maya helped me destress by finding the perfect book to read this morning:
Nothing to see here, Mommy. I'm just pickin' a book.
I know it's in here somewhere . . .
Victory!
And when naptime rolled around, she was as ready as I was . . .
Funny, that's exactly how happy I am when I get to take a nap.
3 comments:
My son does that with his books all the time. We taught him to put them away in a bin to make it easier for him. Otherwise my livingroom floor looks like that most of the time.
I spy Ladybug Girl--my favorite!!
Deep breaths, D. You are a superstar.
Really enjoyed reading this blog. A skill that gets even more important as they get older. For toddlers and preschoolers, set regular naptimes that are not too close to bedtime. Sticking to a naptime schedule can be a challenge.
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