August was a big month for us. Seeing how the baby is was fast approaching, I was looking for activities for Kella so that she would have things to look forward to other than feeding time once Ryan got here. A friend of mine is a former Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader and knew of a dance studio that another cheerleader opened up last year. http://www.legacydancecenter.com This has been the best thing for her! One, she loves to dance, but its a great, fun way to learn listening and following directions. Miss Libby, a former DCC also, has amazing patience and creative ideas for this age group. It's amazing to see these 2 & 3 year olds paying attention, doing the motions and giggling the whole time! So, so cute! There is a 2-way mirror that all us mom's crowd around to watch our little angel's "perform". It's so great to, literally, be a fly on the wall. They have no idea we can see them. I thought Kella would be her usual shy self, but she quickly took over and had all the other little ones following her lead. She took her instructions literally and when she thought another little girl was on her "spot" she made her cry by sitting in her lap. Oops!
Sunday, October 4, 2009
On to August....
August was a big month for us. Seeing how the baby is was fast approaching, I was looking for activities for Kella so that she would have things to look forward to other than feeding time once Ryan got here. A friend of mine is a former Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader and knew of a dance studio that another cheerleader opened up last year. http://www.legacydancecenter.com This has been the best thing for her! One, she loves to dance, but its a great, fun way to learn listening and following directions. Miss Libby, a former DCC also, has amazing patience and creative ideas for this age group. It's amazing to see these 2 & 3 year olds paying attention, doing the motions and giggling the whole time! So, so cute! There is a 2-way mirror that all us mom's crowd around to watch our little angel's "perform". It's so great to, literally, be a fly on the wall. They have no idea we can see them. I thought Kella would be her usual shy self, but she quickly took over and had all the other little ones following her lead. She took her instructions literally and when she thought another little girl was on her "spot" she made her cry by sitting in her lap. Oops!