So let's see, I just got home from the SHRM annual conference in Atlanta. It was so nice to get away from the daily life and go to this conference to get inspired, motivated and rejunivated. The conference was filled with great speakers, breakout sessions and entertainment. One of the best sessions I went to was on Enjoying the Ride. One of the main messages was to stop focusing on what's next and what happened but to really enjoy where you are. A lot of time it's so easy to forget to live in the moment and to cherish what you have because you just never know what is going to happen next. It helped that the "speaker man", Steve Gilliland was hystercial. He was more comedic in his delivery and I don't think I have ever laughed so much, well that was until I saw Jerry Seinfeld. Oh my goodness, he was too funny. He was just a great entertainment. Last year I saw Keith Urban, this year, Jerry Seinfeld, I just wonder what they will have next year. I already signed up for the conference next year, WOOT WOOT, it's in Chicago, so I have to go! I also got to hear Condeleezza Rice, Jim Collins, Tom Brokow and Malcolm Gladwell.
While in Atlanta, I went on the Coca Cola tour. That was pretty fun. At the end of the tour you got to taste as many of coke products as you wanted. I tasted a few of my favorites, Barq's Root Beer and Mr. Pibb, even tried a cherry Fanta and kiwi apple Fanta, not too bad, I also had the pleasure of tasting Tab. Well, I don't think pleasure is the right word. I wasn't even sure what it was, but some guy behind me said, Tab, OMG, I need my picture with that. So I thought it must be good. So I tired it, and all I can say is YUCK! OMG that was AWFUL!!!!
Also we were able to squeeze in the CNN tour. Our hotel was in the CNN headquarters, how cool is that. We got to see the studio and the news room. Pretty fun and cool.
I totally missed Kevin and the boys. While it was nice to be away, I was missing them like crazy. Kevin did a great job with them, he had one on one time with them, daddy dates as we call it and you could tell they had fun. So lucky to have Kevin in my life to support me and be okay with me going on a 4 day trip and have no problem taking care of our boys.
Other than that, we are getting ready for our Staycation in a couple of weeks. Kevin is on vaca so I decided to take it as well. And since we don't pay for daycare when we don't go, we decided to do a staycation and use some of the money for some activies during the day, a water park, children's museum, zoo and possibly the beach. We are looking forward to the 4th next week, I want to take the boys to the parade and possibly it up the festival.
It's time to "Enjoy the Ride"
Saturday, June 30, 2012
Friday, June 8, 2012
Happy Birthday, John David!
Happy birthday, John David! Holy moly you are 2! This just can't be.... Someone needs to create a pause button, so we can pause on this special time! 2 years ago we welcomed you in the world 4 weeks early, you did so great, were only in the Special Care Nursery for a day to help with your eating issues, haaha, if they could only see you right now they would never believe that you needed help in the beginning. :-) We took you home as scheduled and my wonderful chaotic life of a mother of 2 started. Such a great baby you were, a go with the flow baby who spit up all the time. You were given the nick name Spit up Baby from your friends at daycare, that's okay, we gave them some nicknames too, remember Toe Jam! ;-)
You are my difficult child in terms of illnesses... pneumonia at 7 months with a lovely stay at Sherman Hospital, multiple ear infections, ring worm, tube surgery, hand foot mouth (I still feel bad) and pink eye, just to name a few ;-) With all of that, you taught me patience and I definitely got some extra cuddle time.
You love your mommy! And I am soaking it up as much as I can because I know that one day, while you will still love me, I won't be the center of your world and gasp, you probably won't want as many kisses as you want now. So, I will kiss you as many times as I can, and will hold you as much as I can while mentally putting these moments in a "memory box" so I can take out whenever I need it.
You want to be just like your brother. You are a great talker and I think having Austin talking to you helps you tremendously since you talk much more than what Austin did at your age. You are a puzzle wizard, only want lovely, gicket (blanket), and sometimes glow sea horse in your crib, if I put something else in there, you throw it out, you call milk wa, love applesauce, pancakes and bread, you see the airplanes in the sky before any of us and tell us, you are always are calling Aw tin (Austin) in the car as you want to show him everything you see, ool usses, airplanes, doggies, etc. you are becoming quite the little dare devil with climbing at the park, jumping off the couch, sometimes sit on the potty when Austin does, wants to open and close all of the doors, including the garage door, loves letting Buster out and telling him to get busy, cleaning, oh my gosh, John David, you love to clean! You use grandma's duster, the broom, you have your own vacuum and you just go to town, throwing, we are trying to limit to the balls but you will throw everything and you have quite the arm! I think daddy is super excited as we think you will be our sports star!
You are amazing, John David, you are so loving and full of energy!
You were the greatest surprise EVER! and I can't imagine my world without you in it. I look forward to many many years together! Happy Birthday!
You are my difficult child in terms of illnesses... pneumonia at 7 months with a lovely stay at Sherman Hospital, multiple ear infections, ring worm, tube surgery, hand foot mouth (I still feel bad) and pink eye, just to name a few ;-) With all of that, you taught me patience and I definitely got some extra cuddle time.
You love your mommy! And I am soaking it up as much as I can because I know that one day, while you will still love me, I won't be the center of your world and gasp, you probably won't want as many kisses as you want now. So, I will kiss you as many times as I can, and will hold you as much as I can while mentally putting these moments in a "memory box" so I can take out whenever I need it.
You want to be just like your brother. You are a great talker and I think having Austin talking to you helps you tremendously since you talk much more than what Austin did at your age. You are a puzzle wizard, only want lovely, gicket (blanket), and sometimes glow sea horse in your crib, if I put something else in there, you throw it out, you call milk wa, love applesauce, pancakes and bread, you see the airplanes in the sky before any of us and tell us, you are always are calling Aw tin (Austin) in the car as you want to show him everything you see, ool usses, airplanes, doggies, etc. you are becoming quite the little dare devil with climbing at the park, jumping off the couch, sometimes sit on the potty when Austin does, wants to open and close all of the doors, including the garage door, loves letting Buster out and telling him to get busy, cleaning, oh my gosh, John David, you love to clean! You use grandma's duster, the broom, you have your own vacuum and you just go to town, throwing, we are trying to limit to the balls but you will throw everything and you have quite the arm! I think daddy is super excited as we think you will be our sports star!
You are amazing, John David, you are so loving and full of energy!
You were the greatest surprise EVER! and I can't imagine my world without you in it. I look forward to many many years together! Happy Birthday!
Happy Birthday, Austin
Happy birthday to my little man, Austin! I can't believe you are 3 years old! Seriously, where does the time go? People tell you that it goes by fast, and while, I was sure they were right, I just didn't understand it, until now, as I look back and wonder where the time went. It seems like yesterday that we came home from the hospital, rocked you in the glider, woke up every 3 hours (or so) and swayed you through those witching hours. I remember when you were learning to roll over, crawling, taking your first steps and now look where you are, talking in sentences, telling me what you wants, trying to go on the potty and just acting like a little boy.
Where Austin is today.
In these past 3 years, he has grown so much. It's just amazing. He is a master at puzzles, he loves cars and has a back pack filled with them, he loves movies, and TV (Einsteins, Dinosaur Train, Arthur, Handy Manny), has 6 blankets on him at bed time (in a specific order) along with at least 10 stuffed animals and other little things in his bed, must have multiple hugs and kisses before bed and when you leave, tells the sprinkler that he will get him (even though the sprinkler will win every time), loves pancakes, applesauce, hot dogs, CAAAKE, he loves to jump (on and off everything), he loves exploring at the park and grabs as many sticks as possible, points out all trucks, school buses and airplanes, he loves dinosaurs and dinosaur shirts (I think he would wear one everyday, if I let him), he loves stickers and is pretty sticker motivated, he must do everything first and I often hear, "I do it" he must have his boo boo's kissed, loves to watch videos on the computer with grandmom, and a lot of the times asks to go to either the park or grandpa's house when I pick him up from school, he loves hanging out with daddy and helping him, when we are in the car and driving home, we must drive by the lion statues so he can ROAR at them (good thing we have 4 different lion statues nearby our house, he is a crazy little guy with the biggest heart and soft spot.
I just can't imagine my world without Austin! He sure makes life fun and it's great reliving childhood experiences. Just the other day, we were at the park and some boys were playing tag, but they needed to see who was going to be it, so they did "bubble gum" (bubble gum, bubble gum in a dish, how many pieces do you wish (5) 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, (out). It's great hearing these things that bring me back to my childhood.
Being a mom is wonderful especially since I have the 2 most amazing kids out there!
Where Austin is today.
In these past 3 years, he has grown so much. It's just amazing. He is a master at puzzles, he loves cars and has a back pack filled with them, he loves movies, and TV (Einsteins, Dinosaur Train, Arthur, Handy Manny), has 6 blankets on him at bed time (in a specific order) along with at least 10 stuffed animals and other little things in his bed, must have multiple hugs and kisses before bed and when you leave, tells the sprinkler that he will get him (even though the sprinkler will win every time), loves pancakes, applesauce, hot dogs, CAAAKE, he loves to jump (on and off everything), he loves exploring at the park and grabs as many sticks as possible, points out all trucks, school buses and airplanes, he loves dinosaurs and dinosaur shirts (I think he would wear one everyday, if I let him), he loves stickers and is pretty sticker motivated, he must do everything first and I often hear, "I do it" he must have his boo boo's kissed, loves to watch videos on the computer with grandmom, and a lot of the times asks to go to either the park or grandpa's house when I pick him up from school, he loves hanging out with daddy and helping him, when we are in the car and driving home, we must drive by the lion statues so he can ROAR at them (good thing we have 4 different lion statues nearby our house, he is a crazy little guy with the biggest heart and soft spot.
I just can't imagine my world without Austin! He sure makes life fun and it's great reliving childhood experiences. Just the other day, we were at the park and some boys were playing tag, but they needed to see who was going to be it, so they did "bubble gum" (bubble gum, bubble gum in a dish, how many pieces do you wish (5) 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, (out). It's great hearing these things that bring me back to my childhood.
Being a mom is wonderful especially since I have the 2 most amazing kids out there!
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Feeling Nostalgic
I have been feeling very nostalgic lately. Most likely, because the boys are having birthdays next week. Over the weekend, I went through all of John David's 18 month clothes and put them away. I took all of Austin's clothes from last year and went through them and put them with John David's summer wardrobe. He is set! Austin has some hand me downs and a few shirts that I bought, but with their birthday coming up, I will wait until I go shopping. I also went through my picture albums and baby books because I wanted to update that Austin went pee pee on the potty!!!!, and because I wanted to see what pictures I wanted to have printed, since I have 50 free prints to use by the end of the month. So , I guess sorting through clothes and seeing all sorts of baby pictures and "firsts" has made me feel extra sentimental!
I just can't believe that 3 years ago, I was in the mindset that it could be "any day." I remember that time like it was yesterday and really all I feel is like it went by so fast like a blink of the eye. And now, I have an independent, funny, extra loving, crazy 3 year old who loves to gives kisses and drive me crazy!
And nearly 2 years ago, I was also in the mindset that it could be "any day" even though I was only 35 weeks, since the prior week, I was in hospital for preterm labor. I remember that time so vividly. And now, my sweet John David is more like a boy than a baby. He wants to do everything his big brother does and he knows exactly what he wants and lets you know if he is unhappy. He sure knows how to make us smile and his laugh is contagious.
A quick update on the boys.....
Austin went pee pee on the potty a handful of times over the weekend! And even once at school yesterday! He is sporting some cute underwear, including, Thomas the Train, Nemo, Super Heros, Cars, and Woody from Toy Story. He sometimes runs to the potty but sometimes, I have to tell him that I'll put a diaper on him and he gets really mad and says, "I WEAR UNDAWEAR!
I created a behavior chart yesterday, since we have been having some behavior issues, typical of all children, I'm sure, so we thought we should create a reward system. It will be going into effect tonight. Going on the potty is included. So, every time, he does something on the chart, going potty, washing hands, playing nice with his brother, sharing, listening to mommy and daddy, he will get a sticker to put on the chart, once he gets a certain amount of stickers (amount to be determined), he will get to pick a prize out of the prize box. Hoping it works.
John David is turning into a little daredevil! At the park, he is climbing up a storm! It's good, because, he's been very timid about those things. He is talking up a storm! This morning, when I went in their room to get them dressed, they both were sleeping. John David turned when I turned the light on and I went to pick him up and he said, "No, Aw tin's turn" He definitely was not happy when I picked him up anyway. He still has quite the arm, and loves to throw EVERYTHING! We are trying to get him to throw only balls. We shall see. We will be using the behavior chart for him as well. He may not totally get it, but I think over time, it'll sink in.
I just can't believe that 3 years ago, I was in the mindset that it could be "any day." I remember that time like it was yesterday and really all I feel is like it went by so fast like a blink of the eye. And now, I have an independent, funny, extra loving, crazy 3 year old who loves to gives kisses and drive me crazy!
And nearly 2 years ago, I was also in the mindset that it could be "any day" even though I was only 35 weeks, since the prior week, I was in hospital for preterm labor. I remember that time so vividly. And now, my sweet John David is more like a boy than a baby. He wants to do everything his big brother does and he knows exactly what he wants and lets you know if he is unhappy. He sure knows how to make us smile and his laugh is contagious.
A quick update on the boys.....
Austin went pee pee on the potty a handful of times over the weekend! And even once at school yesterday! He is sporting some cute underwear, including, Thomas the Train, Nemo, Super Heros, Cars, and Woody from Toy Story. He sometimes runs to the potty but sometimes, I have to tell him that I'll put a diaper on him and he gets really mad and says, "I WEAR UNDAWEAR!
I created a behavior chart yesterday, since we have been having some behavior issues, typical of all children, I'm sure, so we thought we should create a reward system. It will be going into effect tonight. Going on the potty is included. So, every time, he does something on the chart, going potty, washing hands, playing nice with his brother, sharing, listening to mommy and daddy, he will get a sticker to put on the chart, once he gets a certain amount of stickers (amount to be determined), he will get to pick a prize out of the prize box. Hoping it works.
John David is turning into a little daredevil! At the park, he is climbing up a storm! It's good, because, he's been very timid about those things. He is talking up a storm! This morning, when I went in their room to get them dressed, they both were sleeping. John David turned when I turned the light on and I went to pick him up and he said, "No, Aw tin's turn" He definitely was not happy when I picked him up anyway. He still has quite the arm, and loves to throw EVERYTHING! We are trying to get him to throw only balls. We shall see. We will be using the behavior chart for him as well. He may not totally get it, but I think over time, it'll sink in.
Thursday, May 3, 2012
May 3, 2012
Things are moving along with the Artinghelli's. We are hopefully on the mend of these sickies we have been having. I feel like it's been one thing after another with them being sick. They better get better, after all, they are having birthdays in just one month! I truly can't believe that Austin will be 3 and John David will be 2. They are such the little boys now. Austin cracks me up, as usual, he now associates birthday with cake. So today, grandma said, "happy birthday mom", and he turns and looks and me and goes CAAAKE! Grandma is going to make him a dinosaur cake for his birthday since he is totally into dinosaurs, I mean, every morning, he wants to wear a dinosaur shirt. I can count 4 or 5 dinosaur shirts that he has, it's crazy. The kids at daycare are going to start to wonder. I guess it's better that he has 5 shirts and not just one, that could be a problem. So, back to the cake, every time you ask him, what kind of cake he is going to have, he is always so excited about his dinosaur cake.
John David, my sweet John David, is starting to go through the terrible 2's. He knows what he wants and if he doesn't get it, he whales. Sometimes, when I say "No" he gets this look on his face and comes at me. We are nipping that one in the butt asap. He wants to be independent and do things as Austin does, but in some aspects, he's just not ready, although we are trying. He wants to dress himself, but he just can't seem to get his arms through the shirt holes, only the head hole, but he gets mad if I help him. We are working on it.
We are also working on potty training. I'm totally going with the flow. I've been asking Austin if he needs to go and sometimes he says yes and runs to the potty. He knows how to undress and take his diaper off, so we are golden. This past weekend, I was changing John David and asked Austin if he needed to use the potty. He ran to the bathroom, undressed and by the time I was finished with John David and in the bathroom, he was on the big potty, proud as can be. So I sat there with him and talked to him, and then John David wanted to use the little potty. So we got him all situated and all were sitting there. Kevin came home from work and must have thought we were all crazy for sitting in the potty. I'm interested to see who will go first on the potty since every time Austin went on the potty, John David did too. Nobody actually went, but we are close. One of the best parts, was Austin showing/telling John David how to push the poop out, with the "ERRRR" "Push it" haha, he had me laughing for hours!
I have 2 more classes before my big exam! I have about 80 pages left of reading and then I'll be studying like a mad woman. I'm so nervous about not passing! I will pass, I just need to remind myself, I can do it!
I'm finally over turning 30. I went to bed last night 29 and woke up 30. Not much that I can do but embrace it. I'm not old, I'm still the same person as I was yesterday, so why was it a big deal? I don't know, just a number I guess. But as I sit here, I truly feel very blessed with my life. I have an amazing husband, the 2 best boys ever, wonderful family and friends, a great career and so much more that I can't even put into words. I love my life and love everyone in it!
John David, my sweet John David, is starting to go through the terrible 2's. He knows what he wants and if he doesn't get it, he whales. Sometimes, when I say "No" he gets this look on his face and comes at me. We are nipping that one in the butt asap. He wants to be independent and do things as Austin does, but in some aspects, he's just not ready, although we are trying. He wants to dress himself, but he just can't seem to get his arms through the shirt holes, only the head hole, but he gets mad if I help him. We are working on it.
We are also working on potty training. I'm totally going with the flow. I've been asking Austin if he needs to go and sometimes he says yes and runs to the potty. He knows how to undress and take his diaper off, so we are golden. This past weekend, I was changing John David and asked Austin if he needed to use the potty. He ran to the bathroom, undressed and by the time I was finished with John David and in the bathroom, he was on the big potty, proud as can be. So I sat there with him and talked to him, and then John David wanted to use the little potty. So we got him all situated and all were sitting there. Kevin came home from work and must have thought we were all crazy for sitting in the potty. I'm interested to see who will go first on the potty since every time Austin went on the potty, John David did too. Nobody actually went, but we are close. One of the best parts, was Austin showing/telling John David how to push the poop out, with the "ERRRR" "Push it" haha, he had me laughing for hours!
I have 2 more classes before my big exam! I have about 80 pages left of reading and then I'll be studying like a mad woman. I'm so nervous about not passing! I will pass, I just need to remind myself, I can do it!
I'm finally over turning 30. I went to bed last night 29 and woke up 30. Not much that I can do but embrace it. I'm not old, I'm still the same person as I was yesterday, so why was it a big deal? I don't know, just a number I guess. But as I sit here, I truly feel very blessed with my life. I have an amazing husband, the 2 best boys ever, wonderful family and friends, a great career and so much more that I can't even put into words. I love my life and love everyone in it!
Friday, April 20, 2012
HFM and Update
I can't even begin to describe how horrible Hand Foot Mouth Disease can be.....
And it's even worse when two kiddies have it. The blisters are painful and the boys are cranky, I mean wouldn't you be, if you had blisters all over your body, not just on your hands, feets or mouth. And for some reason, the worst time of day is the middle of the night. They were up every 2 hours or so. I went back and forth between the boys for the first couple of nights, thankfully, the past 2 nights, John David has slept through, but it's been pretty hard for Austin. I'm hoping tonight is the night that they both sleep though, I gotta tell you, I'm exhausted.
I think one of the worst parts is I feel so helpless. There isn't much you can do but give Tylenol or Ibuprofen and extra hugs and cuddles. I know that they are in pain and I just want to take it away from them, but I can't.
Yesterday, I kept thinking it was the weekend, but it was only Thursday. Thankfully today has been a good day, even though it's cold and rainy, we've been keeping busy. We had a painting day and a fun bath, this afternoon, I think we are going to bake cookies. Hoping the weekend is nice, probably not, but if it is, we can walk and play with chalk.
In other news, the boys love their new school. I'm getting great reports about them. John David has mastered sleeping in a cot and Austin is loving all of the new things he is doing. I drop them off together in the same room and then the teachers separate them when it's time to go to their classrooms. They see each other in the afternoon outside for a bit and then I come and get them. One day last week, I got there a little later than usual, John David was already inside and Austin was outside. I decided to get Austin first and the first thing he said to me was '"John Babid. I guess he was upset that John David had to go back inside. So cute.
Well that's it for now, I'm hoping for a much better weekend!
And it's even worse when two kiddies have it. The blisters are painful and the boys are cranky, I mean wouldn't you be, if you had blisters all over your body, not just on your hands, feets or mouth. And for some reason, the worst time of day is the middle of the night. They were up every 2 hours or so. I went back and forth between the boys for the first couple of nights, thankfully, the past 2 nights, John David has slept through, but it's been pretty hard for Austin. I'm hoping tonight is the night that they both sleep though, I gotta tell you, I'm exhausted.
I think one of the worst parts is I feel so helpless. There isn't much you can do but give Tylenol or Ibuprofen and extra hugs and cuddles. I know that they are in pain and I just want to take it away from them, but I can't.
Yesterday, I kept thinking it was the weekend, but it was only Thursday. Thankfully today has been a good day, even though it's cold and rainy, we've been keeping busy. We had a painting day and a fun bath, this afternoon, I think we are going to bake cookies. Hoping the weekend is nice, probably not, but if it is, we can walk and play with chalk.
In other news, the boys love their new school. I'm getting great reports about them. John David has mastered sleeping in a cot and Austin is loving all of the new things he is doing. I drop them off together in the same room and then the teachers separate them when it's time to go to their classrooms. They see each other in the afternoon outside for a bit and then I come and get them. One day last week, I got there a little later than usual, John David was already inside and Austin was outside. I decided to get Austin first and the first thing he said to me was '"John Babid. I guess he was upset that John David had to go back inside. So cute.
Well that's it for now, I'm hoping for a much better weekend!
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Post Surgery
It was like he never even had surgery. By the time we got home on Thursday, he was his typical self. He ate 4 eggs and some oranges. I made the eggs for us to share but mommy had to find something else to eat. That's okay, I was just happy he was acting himself. He played with his new toy that daddy got him for doing a great job in surgery, a train that pops balls out. He was having a blast driving the train and watching the balls fly out. He loves balls. He had a cheese stick and some applesauce for lunch since eating the eggs were so close to lunch time and then took a 3 hour nap! 3 hours! I can't remember the last time he took a nap for that long. He woke up saying "mommy, where are you" How cute is that?!?! We cuddled for a bit and then it was time to play some more. Picked up A-Man from daycare and proceeded on with our night. The next morning JD went to daycare and I had a "me" day! Ahhh, that was nice. I dropped the boys off and went to McDonald's for a nice cup of hot coffee and read my SHRM book while I waited for the DMV to open. I went to the DMV, renewed my license and I must give props to the Schaumburg DMV, I was out within 30 minutes. I got my license renewed, address changed and got my new license plate sticker. I thought it would take much longer since there was a line out the door when I got there. Afterwards, I went to a few stores to get Easter basket goodies. And then went home, ate lunch with Kevin and took a nap! It was great.I must brag about my boys! They just amaze me everyday and they do some of the cutest things. So, I'm trying to teach Austin manners. So I'm always reminding him to say please, thank you, you're welcome, etc. After dinner, I started to have him say 'thank you for dinner" and now he does it all the time. "Tank you for dinner, mommy" "Tank you for dinner, daddy" "Tank you for dinner, grandmom" So so so cute!
John David is learning so many words. I just love his little sweet voice. Daddy taught him how to say "Austin" and I really need to get it on video so I can remember that precious voice!
We went to the mall to visit the Easter Bunny on Sunday. They were both great in line. Pointing out the cute bunny, talking about how we were going to see the bunny. There were about 3 people ahead of us, when the Easter Bunny got up and started waiving at the kids and giving hugs and high fives. I think they were waiting for the camera to upload the pictures so he was just stalling a bit. He came up to Austin and Austin gave him a huge hug! OMG, cuteness!!! John David wasn't too keen on him. Then when it was almost our turn, we needed to wait for the pictures to come through so the Easter Bunny went and did his thing. Austin was pointing at him say "sit down and pointing to his chair" He was ready to have his turn! So the Easter Bunny sits down, Kevin puts Austin on his lap and now I go to put John David on his lap and that's when John David freaked out! He was screaming, I pulled away to see if he would get him to calm down and get a picture and that's when we got this one. I quickly grabbed him and asked them to take one of just Austin. Austin wasn't having that. I guess he was okay seeing the bunny with his trusty sidekick, but definitely not alone. So we are done, and I tell Austin to give the Easter Bunny a high five and he was excited to do that. I ask John David to give him a high five and he happily did as well, guess he's fine when mom is right there holding him!
So it's the last week at this daycare for the boys. The conversation went well, I guess. Glad, it's over but I'm still having anxiety over it. Hoping we made the right decision and really hoping that they adjust well. I know they will. I know the new daycare will be awesome and great for them, I just hope it goes smoothly.
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