Hellobee

Since I’ve last posted on Hellobee, Lilly and Audrey have transitioned out of the preschool years. When I last shared an update, they had just turned four years old and the pandemic was still in the earlier stages. They are now five years old and started in-person kindergarten last month. Watching them walk into their […]

Mr. Train and I are type A personalities. We are planners. Do you know what happens to type A planners when they have kids? That’s right… we slowly slip into madness as the chaos of life rages on. I am kidding, mostly. But there are moments in my parenting journey that have thrown me for […]

My oldest, LeLe, started Kindergarten in early September. We were lucky to be a part of a prep program called Kindy Academy that is offered in our district. This meant that in August, LeLe attended a practice round of kindergarten for three weeks. She was able to ride the bus to and from school each […]

I have to start this by saying that I am slightly embarrassed at my reaction to this, it’s really not in my nature to make a big deal out of these kinds of milestones. But here we are, a few short weeks away from LeLe starting Kindergarten. And I am internally freaking out. For some reason, […]

We had a big day this past week: Snowy graduated from Pre-K, had her last day at her current daycare/pre-K, and had kindergarten screening, all in the same day! Snowy started this Pre-K in late September, and she’s had a great school year there. We went with a private daycare center with full-day care for […]

March 1st has been on my calendar for about six months now. This was the day I needed to register LeLe for Kindergarten. I didn’t really think too much of it, but last week, I finally brought it up at home and Mr. Cereal and I had to go through quite a list of things […]

Just about a month ago, we attended Ace’s first ever parent/teacher conference. We had already gone to a few of the Montessori open house nights, and of course we toured the school before we started, but this was our first opportunity to sit down with the teacher and ask personal questions. I have to admit […]