http://jamesandailing.com/2009/02/05/1507/ Wed, 05 Jan 2011 06:32:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.3 http://jamesandailing.com/2009/02/05/1507/comment-page-1/#comment-7723 AiLing Wed, 11 Feb 2009 07:59:03 +0000 http://jamesandailing.daytimellp.com/2009/02/05/1507/#comment-7723 Hee...ya! you shd try, not that tough really. simple one lah. even a blanket over two chairs is so fun for them. Things are getting much better with Sophie. It was really an adjusting period. She's doing well at daycare, food n w people n sleep too. Thank God. :) Thanks for praying. Miss you girls lah. Hee…ya! you shd try, not that tough really. simple one lah. even a blanket over two chairs is so fun for them. Things are getting much better with Sophie. It was really an adjusting period. She’s doing well at daycare, food n w people n sleep too. Thank God. Thanks for praying. Miss you girls lah.

]]> http://jamesandailing.com/2009/02/05/1507/comment-page-1/#comment-7722 Wanz Fri, 06 Feb 2009 05:30:15 +0000 http://jamesandailing.daytimellp.com/2009/02/05/1507/#comment-7722 That was really a stroke of genius, using the baby monitor to listen to lectures!!! And the stuff James is doing with boxes sounds so cool. You know, I've always wanted to build a kitchen for the kids but haven't the creativity or technical ability! Sorry to hear though that Soph was sick and that she's not settling so well in school. You know, Ally used to cry everyday when we dropped her off in childcare. Part of it is normal, as in a lot of kids do that, but partly it was also because she was there for a very long time, like 6 hours, and that's a lot to ask of a kid. She was much better when I quit and she went St James, where school's only 3 hours. Also, for some reason being on the school bus helps, somehow less traumatic for her than being dropped off in the classroom. Anyway, will keep you guys in prayer. Hang in there - this is the initial adjustment phase and you just gotta tell yourselves that things will eventually get better. That was really a stroke of genius, using the baby monitor to listen to lectures!!! And the stuff James is doing with boxes sounds so cool. You know, I’ve always wanted to build a kitchen for the kids but haven’t the creativity or technical ability! Sorry to hear though that Soph was sick and that she’s not settling so well in school. You know, Ally used to cry everyday when we dropped her off in childcare. Part of it is normal, as in a lot of kids do that, but partly it was also because she was there for a very long time, like 6 hours, and that’s a lot to ask of a kid. She was much better when I quit and she went St James, where school’s only 3 hours. Also, for some reason being on the school bus helps, somehow less traumatic for her than being dropped off in the classroom. Anyway, will keep you guys in prayer. Hang in there – this is the initial adjustment phase and you just gotta tell yourselves that things will eventually get better.

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