Call me a nervous mother. I never thought I would be.....
I take off early from work; Craig won't be able to get the girls. On my way home I call my neighbor I want to see how her son is doing after surgery and see if she could get Faith off of the bus so I can kinda watch out for Sarah like I did this morning.
I go to Sarah's school; I know she can't leave until the buses have left. Only one has left and it's about 5 min until Faith will be getting off of the bus at our house, I leave to come back home to scoop Faith off of the bus and go look out for Sarah.
"Come on," I yell over the sound of the bus.
FAITH: Where are we going?
ME: To watch out for Sarah
FAITH: She's already here.
ME: What? looking around
FAITH: Look here she comes!
And there's Sarah, on her bike with a new confidence. It did my heart good.
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3 comments:
Yeah, there's a fine balance to be found between allowing them to develop some independence and protecting them! Sounds like this was good for her!
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It's scary that independence stuff, isn't it? But so liberating for them! :-)
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