Daddy took some pictures of Bun Bun over the last couple of weeks. Somehow, she looks more and more like a little girl, rather than a baby. This makes me sad. I know I can't keep her little. When she sits on my lap, I can read over the top of her head any more. It has actually been a long while since I was able to do that. Everyone says that she looks different.
Next month, after she turns three, she will be attending pre-school officially. Her services (physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy) will continue through the school. Good folks who have been coming to the house for all of that (Rachel then Noelle, Carmela, and Pam, respectively) will be switched over to a new crew. This is all part of the Early Intervention campaign. Then, when Bun Bun officially starts kindergarten in the public schools, it'll be another transition.
I've decided to keep her at the same pre-school she currently attends. It's through the same place where her birth-to-3 therapists are centralized. Almost all the teachers, even those not in her class, know who she is by name. She has started to make friends. By the way, her BFF is a little girl, probably about the same age, named Helena. I overheard Helena telling her dad that Bun Bun is her sister.
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| Bun Bun's new bike helmet! |
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| Dandelion! There were a lot more earlier in the spring. |
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| Doesn't Bun Bun look "older"? |
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| Big Girl will be getting ready to conquer the potty this summer! |
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