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Kindergarten
It took 6 weeks but Curly Sue finally had a good day. She walked in alone. Did not cry at all today. Completed her work. Played nicely with her friends. Did not yell at her teacher.
I’m under no illusions that this will be the norm, but it was still nice to hear.
Hey Eden’s Zero fandom!
So if y’all don’t already know, Eden’s Zero is wonderful! I love it so much! Thing is, is that I gotta find my nicknames for Shiki and Rebecca! In fandoms I tend to give characters nicknames! Example:
Lucy: star dork,
Natsu: flame dork,
Todoroki: hot n cold boi,
Bakugo: explosive child,
and many many more! And I would like to keep my tradition going on my blog! But the thing is I don’t know what nicknames I should give Shiki and Rebecca yet! And I wanna give them some soon so then I can go back and retag everything including them so it won’t be too much!
None of you have to do this! I would just like some help! Thank you! Hope you all have a great day!
Curly Sue: Mom can we talk about you yelling.
Me: Sure. Sometimes I get really frustrated and it’s hard to hold it in and it comes out loud and yelly.
Curly Sue: Tell me more.
Me: I feel like it happens a lot when we are running late and need to be somewhere, like school.
CS: We will have to work on that. Hey! See that big truck....
Y’all. This conversation was HUGE! CS and I have been working Plan B from “The Explosive Child” by Dr. Ross Greene. I’ve felt like we’ve gotten nowhere with it for months. She always says she doesn’t know when I try drilling. But today? The kid Plan B’d me today!
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