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Ms. P and her Baby

Even though just a year ago she was my little baby, after seeing her care for "her" baby I had to admit Ms. P was growing up. One of her favorite things to do at school is care for her babies. She loves tucking them in and giving them blankets. Ms P is also the classroom "Mom" she is very caring and nurturing to her fellow classmates. She loves going back to the infant room and seeing "her" live babies. One example of her kindness and her momness occurred this morning when I dropped Penny off at daycare. There was a group of toddlers looking at pictures of their families taken at the Father's Day event last week that were taped to the wall. One little boy saw his dad in the picture and started crying. That's when Penny went over to him and put her hand on his shoulder and patted his back. Then she leaned in and hugged him. I've never been so proud!

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