My daughter incessantly awes me with works beyond her mere five years.
Some time ago, she learned how to properly (take note of the description) clean dishes, although I discouraged her immediately as it may lead to accidents.
More recently, she conquered toilet time alone, having been left by her wonderful mother in her kindergarten class on the day that the principal requested for all parents to leave the kids to the teachers. Miss Potty Power then could no longer hold back her number two and hoped that her teachers would come to rescue her, so she ran to the girls' room. She told me she hollered for help, but seemingly destined to have her solve this alone, nobody responded. Miss Potty Power then mustered up all her courage (and balled up lots and lots and lots of toilet paper) until she got the job done.
I buy her crayons, markers and chalk for her creative explorations all because this is what I understand to be a pre-schooler's necessity. True enough, our refrigerator is just about ready to accommodate her drawings even on the inside. The real surprise for me a few months back was her capacity to make artworks even on the computer (using MSPaint). The work on top is called Sun Fla.
Some time ago, she learned how to properly (take note of the description) clean dishes, although I discouraged her immediately as it may lead to accidents.
More recently, she conquered toilet time alone, having been left by her wonderful mother in her kindergarten class on the day that the principal requested for all parents to leave the kids to the teachers. Miss Potty Power then could no longer hold back her number two and hoped that her teachers would come to rescue her, so she ran to the girls' room. She told me she hollered for help, but seemingly destined to have her solve this alone, nobody responded. Miss Potty Power then mustered up all her courage (and balled up lots and lots and lots of toilet paper) until she got the job done.
I buy her crayons, markers and chalk for her creative explorations all because this is what I understand to be a pre-schooler's necessity. True enough, our refrigerator is just about ready to accommodate her drawings even on the inside. The real surprise for me a few months back was her capacity to make artworks even on the computer (using MSPaint). The work on top is called Sun Fla.
Here are some of Rocio's works and the titles she gave them herself.
The Rbatik Mashins
Raker Kid
(I think she means rocker.)
My Mommy
(although I am not nor have I ever been a curly haired blonde.)
Canada
(and only God knows why she thought of Canada.)
Miss Universe 2007
The Rbatik Mashins
Raker Kid(I think she means rocker.)
My Mommy(although I am not nor have I ever been a curly haired blonde.)
Canada(and only God knows why she thought of Canada.)
Miss Universe 2007
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