aaronswoman79
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Angel, that must have been hard to see Pierce crying and having to leave him. But how awesome that he adjusted so quickly. 
What a coincidence, by the way, because Sophia started school at our church last night. She will start going every Wednesday night from 7 pm to 8:30 pm and my husband gets to stay with her the whole time. She is not ready to be left there yet. It's actually for 3 years old to kindergarten, but she was the only 3 year old there. The others were 5 and some were six, but she was the same height as the 5 year olds. The teacher was amazed by her stature. Lol. U can totally tell she is younger by the way she talks though. And Omg u are giving birth in less than a week?!! U got everything all ready? Nursery and all? Now your gonna have 3 boys!! How exciting! We both have 3 of each hehe. I am pretty sure I'm done having children. Don't think my body could handle another pregnancy. But if I did, I am sure I would have another girl. And I am not sure I can handle 4 girls. Lol.
Oh and Natalie had a complete physical last month (she turns 11 in January) and she has no signs of puberty yet. Thank God. Poor kid feels bad because most of her classmates have started to get their growth spurts and she has not grown in a while. Plus she is always hearing about how tall her sisters are. Not by us though, I brag on here to you ladies but make sure to not make an emphasis on how tall they are in front of Natalie. She is my petite girl and definitely won't be tall like her sisters.(Alyssa is 5'9" now and I think she could grow another inch, and she hates being tall, go figure). I always tell them they are beautiful and to stand tall and be proud of themselves. It's so hard being an adolescent in this day and age. I feel like the kids have it harder than I did. I do dread when she does go through those hormonal changes and maybe she is getting to the very beginning of it all. She has a very hard time making friends. Her idea of fun at recess is doing science experiments, digging soil, discovering new species lol, talking about the universe ect, and the kids think she is weird for being the way she is. I have her in private school because I know she would be bullied in public school. She has always had to deal with the issue of being different and being ridiculed for it. Hopefully as she gets older she will have a better time making friends. Ahh the wonders of growing up!
What a coincidence, by the way, because Sophia started school at our church last night. She will start going every Wednesday night from 7 pm to 8:30 pm and my husband gets to stay with her the whole time. She is not ready to be left there yet. It's actually for 3 years old to kindergarten, but she was the only 3 year old there. The others were 5 and some were six, but she was the same height as the 5 year olds. The teacher was amazed by her stature. Lol. U can totally tell she is younger by the way she talks though. And Omg u are giving birth in less than a week?!! U got everything all ready? Nursery and all? Now your gonna have 3 boys!! How exciting! We both have 3 of each hehe. I am pretty sure I'm done having children. Don't think my body could handle another pregnancy. But if I did, I am sure I would have another girl. And I am not sure I can handle 4 girls. Lol.Oh and Natalie had a complete physical last month (she turns 11 in January) and she has no signs of puberty yet. Thank God. Poor kid feels bad because most of her classmates have started to get their growth spurts and she has not grown in a while. Plus she is always hearing about how tall her sisters are. Not by us though, I brag on here to you ladies but make sure to not make an emphasis on how tall they are in front of Natalie. She is my petite girl and definitely won't be tall like her sisters.(Alyssa is 5'9" now and I think she could grow another inch, and she hates being tall, go figure). I always tell them they are beautiful and to stand tall and be proud of themselves. It's so hard being an adolescent in this day and age. I feel like the kids have it harder than I did. I do dread when she does go through those hormonal changes and maybe she is getting to the very beginning of it all. She has a very hard time making friends. Her idea of fun at recess is doing science experiments, digging soil, discovering new species lol, talking about the universe ect, and the kids think she is weird for being the way she is. I have her in private school because I know she would be bullied in public school. She has always had to deal with the issue of being different and being ridiculed for it. Hopefully as she gets older she will have a better time making friends. Ahh the wonders of growing up!
We had to start all over since I had donated any baby items I had for Pierce. My sister's baby is 5 months old, so some of those things have made it my way. I'm not as bad about getting baby items as I was for Pierce, I guess I learned you buy or receive soooo many things and only use a handful of them. 
. Natalie is wise beyond her years, what a great Mom you are for putting her in a school she can thrive in---smart girl, she'll do well for herself!
5 days left!
I checked up on u all the last few months but I just had so many problems and issues in my life I didn't want to be the negativity on this forum. Sorry.
