Hug Twice

CJ started his half-day preschool on Wednesday last week for the school year. He is thrilled to be back in school and looks forward to the bus each day. Because he goes in the afternoon this year instead of the morning, he gets to sleep a little later, and gets really excited about waiting outside for the bus.

Before school began, I had a short conference with his teacher and his speech therapist. We celebrated his potty training progress (no accidents at school yet!) and talked about the concept of Why. CJ doesn’t yet understand “Why”. If I ask him “why”, he can’t formulate an answer for me.

The speech therapist pointed out to me that CJ doesn’t ask *me* Why, which is a very common three-year-old question. Most parents reading this who have preschoolers are probably peppered with “Why?” to anything and everything. Not me.

It reminds me that even though we’ve made so much progress, we still have a long way to go.

Speaking of which, the bus driver that brings CJ home in the afternoon, I don’t like her. Why? Because.

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