Registering My Child for Kindergarten: Mixed Emotions for This Memorable Milestone by Rhiannon Bowden

Parenting School/Education
April 23, 2018

Registering My Child for Kindergarten: Mixed Emotions for This Memorable Milestone

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Elisa Schmitz
This is lovely, Rhiannon Bowden . "I had mixed emotions. I was proud, worried, sad and relieved." I think I felt this way at each stage of my kids' education, especially high school graduation. Thank you for sharing what we parents all can relate to. Welcome to our 30Seconds tribe. So thrilled to have you with us!
Ann Marie G. Halstead
I just love this, Rhiannon Bowden ! It was a couple of years ago for me but I felt the very same way. Thanks for sharing your experience with us. And welcome to our community of writers!
Meredith Schneider
Oh my goodness Rhiannon Bowden, I so can relate to this x4! We have 1 son and 3 daughters. There is such a range of emotions enrolling your child into Kindergarten. To anyone at this stage cherish every emotional second! AND don't blink! Our son turns 16 this weekend and our daughters will be 14, 10 & 7 this summer! I actually got weepy when I saw the signs for Kindergarten round-up. No more Kindergarten round-ups for us. Next school year will be one Junior, one Freshman, one 5th grader and one 2nd grader. Better stock up on more wine! Welcome & thanks for sharing this tip and sending me down memory lane. :-)

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