2021 Newsletter - Quarter 2 of 4

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Hey there Montessorians,


And, thank you for checking back with us so quickly!


If you have a little one, or help care for one, then you already know about the moments of laughter, silliness, stress, skepticism, sorrow, suspicion, and love that can fill your day; as well as how blissful it can be.  If you showed up to check up on Kellan, he is doing great; celebrating his 20th month has been bittersweet, to say the least.  Shutterfly and social media will be how we share pictures for now, do you have a better idea?  If so, please let us know? #tyvm 



For those of you who are here to check up on us, we are doing great as well!  Everyday on this side of the earth is a success, so count it as a win!  As most of you know, we have been gearing up our lives to prepare for the next few years, who isn’t right?   Brian’s hunts are going well and together we have been cooking up some ideas for our LO and what he has to look forward to/expect.  


Most recently, we have been playing around with crayons and focusing on “proper” behaviour.  We are also debating on a communication board, sound familiar?  *thinking*



Well, if you have any specific questions, please contact us directly.  Below you will find the checklist/menu of services offered for 2021.  Thanks for your time, and we will be seeing yall shortly?!



~MaMaws’ Montessori

 

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