I'm so proud!

Carter has been doing really well with preschool. The last few times he has gone, he has cried and all that fun stuff, but always ends up having a great time. Yesterday he put on the most fake cry that I couldn't help but laugh out loud at him.
Today we got there, and I waited for the crying - nothing. Got into the school took of our shoes because of the rain - nothing. Not even when I walked away from him to put his shoes away. Then he grabs my hand and starts pulling me! At first I was worried he was taking me towards the park, which would've been a fun tantrum. But he took me straight to his class!! He let me put on his indoor shoes and take of his sweater, I kissed him and he was gone.
I admit, this made me want to cry. This gives me so much hope and faith in his school. I am so very proud of my little man!

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henline crew said…
What an awesome moment. It's stuff like that that makes all the hard times seem non existent. He is gonna do great!!!
September 10, 2010 at 9:15 AM
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