http://beautifulinmyeyes.net/archives/52 Happenings of Aidan with musings by his lucky parents Tue, 06 Jan 2009 10:11:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 http://beautifulinmyeyes.net/archives/52#comment-8 Kellars Mommy ( Chrystal ) Mon, 24 Dec 2007 05:42:32 +0000 http://beautifulinmyeyes.net/archives/52#comment-8 Kellar is not quite 2 yet but there is NO way that he would ever sit still long enough for something like this..I comment all the time about how he goes from one toy to the next and is always on the go, when we wake up in the morning he goes non-stop..I think it's very normal..I soooo want to have my eyes done...Merry Christmas!!!! Kellar is not quite 2 yet but there is NO way that he would ever sit still long enough for something like this..I comment all the time about how he goes from one toy to the next and is always on the go, when we wake up in the morning he goes non-stop..I think it’s very normal..I soooo want to have my eyes done…Merry Christmas!!!!

]]> http://beautifulinmyeyes.net/archives/52#comment-7 Kathy Thu, 20 Dec 2007 22:01:58 +0000 http://beautifulinmyeyes.net/archives/52#comment-7 Just a thought: if you quit Kindermusik, I don't think it will set a life-long precedent for quitting, because he won't necessarily remember, or know that you could've signed up for more units and didn't. Plus, it's expensive, so if he's not getting anything out of it, why force it? You can always try a different Kindermusik class, wait a while and try again, or just let it go. And hey, in a world where kids are so over-scheduled, it's not a bad lesson to teach that they don't have to do EVERYTHING. :-) And, I have no idea what I'm talking about, but I suspect that expecting an active 2-year-old boy to sit and pay attention to a group activity is kinda crazy. If he's just not that into it, that sounds healthy and normal to me! :-) Just a thought: if you quit Kindermusik, I don’t think it will set a life-long precedent for quitting, because he won’t necessarily remember, or know that you could’ve signed up for more units and didn’t. Plus, it’s expensive, so if he’s not getting anything out of it, why force it? You can always try a different Kindermusik class, wait a while and try again, or just let it go. And hey, in a world where kids are so over-scheduled, it’s not a bad lesson to teach that they don’t have to do EVERYTHING.
And, I have no idea what I’m talking about, but I suspect that expecting an active 2-year-old boy to sit and pay attention to a group activity is kinda crazy. If he’s just not that into it, that sounds healthy and normal to me!

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