your children, but I think it’s even easier to compare twins! I mean aren’t they supposed to be the same?Yes, Blythe and Bree are fraternal and as opposite as they look so are their personalities, learning styles, interest, and taste. Yet, I try to morph them into one person; often treating them as a unit instead of individuals. I want both of them to meat their developmental milestones at the same time. I want them to learn at the same rate. I want them to both to enjoy the same toys/sports. I want them both to be empathic. I want them both to be like Jesus. I want them both to love Jesus. (The last 2 I will not budge on- they have to be the same on these!)
Really, I know they aren’t always going to be the same, but I still compare them. I worry that Bree will struggle in school because she is just not as interested in academics as Blythe is. Bree is so much like her moma- ADD and Blythe is so much like her daddy- OCD! Like I said they are complete opposites. I also worry about Blythe, but that is a whole other blog entry.
HA! There is no reason for me to worry about Bree anymore! (Well, at least not right now.) She did it, while we were on their field trip to INK!
4 comments:
YAY Bree! She looks so proud!
That is so great! She is so cute in that pic! You can tell she is really proud of herself!
That is just awesome, Bree. How lucky am I that my days will be filled with these sweet faces in the Fall??? They are just adorable.
yay for Bree she will get it. Haleigh just took a field trip there this week and had a great time. The only thing she told me she learned was how to milk a cow. Lovely right!
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