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Hey guys, just momming around. lol, have a great day.
Sometimes being on social media reminds me I'm not a bad parent lol I have a parenting Instagram where I only follow other parents. It makes it easier to see what I want to see. Anyway, I see a lot of Montessori posts and it makes me feel good to know I'm accidentally teaching in a Montessori way. Or knowing that my kid is developing so well because I give her ample attention and affection. There are so many days I don't feel like a good parent, but it turns out she's doing ok.
Sol is turning 2 years old soon!
Some of the things she has learned so far:
Learned to recognize her colors
Consistent count to 10 and know the numbers when she sees them
Can count to 5 in Spanish
Learned so many words in both Spanish and english
Learned to express when she's upset, still a work in progress though, she's a baby lol
She uses the potty, though still a work in progress
When I tell her I love her, she says "et tu" I actually don't know where she learned that lol
Ok I'm done being a proud mom lol gi on about your day.
Dimmi che hai un bambino piccolo a casa ma senza dirmelo. Quanti come noi invasi di giocattoli e oggetti a caso in posti a caso? Musica: Back to 1987
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Dimmi che hai un bambino piccolo a casa ma senza dirmelo. Quanti come noi invasi di giocattoli e oggetti a caso in posti a caso?.#fun #funny
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