Parents to a little one going to elementary school

Well things always happen things always change it's weather you embrass them or not is weather your going to accept them.

    We have a amazing super talented intelligent three in a half old daughter who is unlike anyone else because she is her own person. We embrace the person she is and we would never want to change that in a million trillion years. She has always done things at her own pace and that's good. Now we have been trying to get her to talk more and be I guess more social. So shes going to be starting a new preschool program and its at a elementary school which is scary because its 5 days a week and 8 to 330 and its scary because i am so used to having her with me all day and not having her with me is going to be a big change. So the preschool program is at a elementary school does that mean I have a elementary schooler or a pre schooler That is the question? etheir way I do not know if i am ready. I just do not want them to hurt her or make her feel her difference is not right and that she has to mold into what other people think she should be when she should always be herself. I know I had a bad experience in school and I should let her have her own experience and not let my experience affect hers and I just pray and hope her experience is so much better then mine and I hope school systems and special education has changed a lot since I was in school. I want her to have a much better life then I did I want her to accomplish everything she wants and I want her to have everything she wants. If she has a dream of a ivy league school like harvard i do not want people to say she cant have it or shes not smart enough. She is the smartest little girl I know and I love her to peices,

Well now we have to go school shopping we need a backpack and a lunch box and food for lunches and school supplies etc wow this is all too real.

Our new bundle of joy wrapped in blue!!!.

On August 17, 2015 we welcomed the most beautiful baby boy to complete our family I went in on the 16th and had him on the 17th. His labor was much easier then Madison's but it had obstacles of its own. Our son was built strong so he had very wide shoulders and thus came with shoulder distocia which just means his shoulders were so wide they were hard to get through my birth canal. My doctor had to try three different things to get him out and luckily everything went as smoothly as it did because the risks of shoulder distocia is temporary paralysis or permanent or he could have broke his shoulders but thank goodness that didn't happen. We named our sweet little man Braden. I never knew I could ever love another person like I love him he just lights up our lives and we are so grateful for him. He is my little side kick.