My baby!

[frualeydis]

Maja is starting kindergarten today. We have been there for shorter times the last two weeks, but now she's going to be there between 7.45 and 16.30 since Rickard started working again today. It feels very strange, my little baby, she's so small! She waved goodbye happily when I left, but it still feels odd.

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[armillary.livejournal.com]

Oh, she's going there already? Seems a bit early, but I suppose she can manage pretty well by now...

Btw, you were right about the plate belts - they can't have been made the way mine is. Two of the links broke this weekend, so if it happens again I'll have to either take it apart and mount the links on a leather belt or order some replacements from sir Raymond.

-- Björn

[frualeydis.livejournal.com]

She's almost 17 months.

Eva

[de-ravenne.livejournal.com]

My little sister hasn't started yet but the whole family is dreading the day she does, which is soon!

[mirazandar.livejournal.com]

already? How old is she now?

[loreleyjacob.livejournal.com]

Wow, congratulations to all of you. It's a big day!
(And she looks gorgeous in that picture, by the way)

[tonyadmay.livejournal.com]

Awwww! I bet she'll have a great time!

It just goes to show the difference in how words are used across the world. In the US, "kindergarten" is used to describe the first year of primary education. Sort of the practice year before "first grade." Anything under that is called "preschool" ... seriously, what crazy American decided to change all the word meanings around?

[frualeydis.livejournal.com]

The swedish word is "förskola", which means preschool, but I didn't know which to use so I decided kindergarten since at least I know it's used in english speaking countries.

Eva