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This is a bumblebee I made with my toddler this week for her last ever tots’ music session. I wanted to make the effort to actually bother with the herculean task of crafting with a two year old, as this week felt like a bit of a milestone.
Not only has my toddler just had her last music session but, more importantly, she has had her last day with the two childminders who have cared for her, cuddled her and played with her since January last year.
Today has been a day of ends.
But, rather than feel sad for reaching the final twist of one journey, I’m going to focus on looking ahead to another. Frog has two weeks off over Easter and then it’s full pelt into nursery five mornings a week for the summer term.
Five mornings at nursery. Nursery. It seems so grown up. I don’t know how long this current stretch will last, due to our moving plans and various work commitments, but I do know she will both miss the last phase and enjoy the new one.
You blink and a year passes your eyes in an instant.
lulastic said:
It is so true. Today I was thinking about how just a few months I go I was like “Oooh, I wonder when Ramona is going to start talking” and now she just talks her head off all day long, as if there is no word unturned.
Hope you have a lovely Easter and that the next stage of life comes with lots of delight for you all.
Also, hello?! Amazing bee! #skill
mymummylife said:
I’m sure she’ll absolutely relish going to nursery. There definitely comes a time when they’re ready for a busier and more social environment. Enjoy your time off before the next stage begins.
Ms Xpat (@MsXpat) said:
My how the time has gone, I remember I when I first started reading your blog and she wasn’t walking yet. She seems go grown up and confident :0) Bless you both for this next phase of life.
Honestmum said:
So true, life with little ones speeds by. She is looking cuter than ever, beautiful x
Circus Queen said:
When I started reading your blog she was just a baby! How quickly she’s growing up!
Molly said:
She really is. Scary!