Hello Motherhood, I guess we are having a good time.I want to share my daughter's birthday mini party, which was celebrated at her school. Since last year,my daughter has been singing it for us, so we must celebrate it for her. I celebrated her third-year birthday in school but made up my mind that I may not celebrate it in school again. I planned to go to a less privileged home to celebrate it or to do it in church. She kept pestering me and her father to celebrate it at school. I was in a room two days before her birthday when she walked up to me and pleaded. She made a statement that caught my attention. She said, Mummy, does it mean those whose parents celebrated their birthdays are more loved by them? I stood up immediately,hugged her, and tried to enlighten her more about their love. I have noticed that children nowadays need explanations. Don't allow them to grow with their assumptions. Whenever you notice that,try to explain that they are smart and intelligent. I believe they will understand. I took my time, and we had a mother-daughter discussion. I had to let her know the plans I have for her. She still insists we come to her school. Immediately, we had to rush out to prepare for her day. We got different birthday things, such as sweets, biscuits, juice, a birthday pack,pencils, cake, etc. On D-Day, we arrived at her school exactly at the time her teacher gave us. She was too excited to see us; she ran and hugged me. They hurriedly came out,we snapped them, and they went back to their class to continue their school work.
The classmates made a crown for her with cardboard paper. We stayed at school and were dismissed. On our way home,my daughter thanked us for coming to celebrate her, and she told me to please safeguard the crown her classmates made for her. I was happy that I had made my daughter happy. These are our little ways to make family bonding succeed.
Thank you for reading.
Please note,all pictures are mine.