The bus was late, and by then I had a knot on my stomach. I videoed the bus arrival. The nice lady helped Rowan to the stairs. He was shaking and scared but happy to see me. He was smiling. I hugged him so tight. I have never missed him so much. I couldn't stop hugging him.
When we walked in. ..i was talking to him about the school and the bus. He said "Passenger. " He has heard this word from a Little Critter book called "Just me and my mom" by Mercer Mayer. He had an interactive app with this book that he taps pictures and it'll say the word.
It was smart of him to connect the story to an actual experience. He was in fact. ...A "Passenger" on the school bus.
I tell you what. ... I've never been so happy to see him. The picture I attached shows how his day went. What a relief!
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Monday, September 8, 2014
First day of preschool summary
Rowan's First Day of Preschool.
This morning, getting everyone ready for their day, went smoothly. I made their breakfast, in advance, yesterday. I had their bags packed, lunch prepared for Arwen, and clothes set out. We took Arwen to school, spoke with her new teacher, got her settled, and went home. We were early enough for Rowan to get on the bus. I decided to let him go on the bus and I would follow to take all his supplies to his teacher.
While we were waiting, Rowan wanted to go inside. He got a little restless. The bus arrived and I carried him over. I talked to the bus driver. Rowan panicked! He stiffened up, his body shaking all over, and started crying. The bus attendant took his cars away. I told her he could have them. She said "No, there will be nowhere to put them." He needs his cars. He never goes anywhere without them. He holds them all day long. The two ladies struggled and got him on the bus. They assured me that he would be ok. I was starting to panic. I let them take over. I got in my car and followed the bus to school just as I had planned and the teacher suggested. I went in and spoke to his teacher and gave her all his supplies. I explained how it went, and about the cars. She said she would talk with them after school, about letting him have his cars.
I waled to the bus area and saw them carrying him off the bus. The other kids got off on their own. He was in full blown panic. He was disheveled and distraught, He was terrified. I ran over to him and gave him his car. He relaxed a little. A lady was holding his hand and walking him in, She introduced herself. She is one of the paras in his class. I told her who I was and about his cars. I was starting to cry and my voice was trembling. As we walked into the building, I was losing it. I could tell that he was ok and that she had things under control. I ran out the door to my car and called my husband bawling. He will be taking the bus home today. I hope he will be ok.
While we were waiting, Rowan wanted to go inside. He got a little restless. The bus arrived and I carried him over. I talked to the bus driver. Rowan panicked! He stiffened up, his body shaking all over, and started crying. The bus attendant took his cars away. I told her he could have them. She said "No, there will be nowhere to put them." He needs his cars. He never goes anywhere without them. He holds them all day long. The two ladies struggled and got him on the bus. They assured me that he would be ok. I was starting to panic. I let them take over. I got in my car and followed the bus to school just as I had planned and the teacher suggested. I went in and spoke to his teacher and gave her all his supplies. I explained how it went, and about the cars. She said she would talk with them after school, about letting him have his cars.
I waled to the bus area and saw them carrying him off the bus. The other kids got off on their own. He was in full blown panic. He was disheveled and distraught, He was terrified. I ran over to him and gave him his car. He relaxed a little. A lady was holding his hand and walking him in, She introduced herself. She is one of the paras in his class. I told her who I was and about his cars. I was starting to cry and my voice was trembling. As we walked into the building, I was losing it. I could tell that he was ok and that she had things under control. I ran out the door to my car and called my husband bawling. He will be taking the bus home today. I hope he will be ok.
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