Mission accomplished

I dropped Jordan off in her new room. I was slightly nostalgic, and brought her old teachers flowers to thank them for their unending love to Jordan. She’s so lucky to have had them helping her grow and learn about the world for the last 10 months.

When I put Jordan into her new room, it was like she was mesmerized by all the big kids. She just sat with them and drank some water with the rest of them… Until one of the toddlers started tugging on Jordan’s prosthetic arm. That sent her into some unhappy screams, but she got over it pretty quickly.

Today she’s going to sleep on a cot for the first time, I told them to take her arm off just so she’d be more comfortable. Tomorrow I’ll teach them how to put it back on. It felt kind of strange… I took her bottles and extra sippy cups back to the car. I watched her get excited with the rest of the kids as they went to the reading area for a story. I look forward to finding out how the day goes! She seemed pretty happy — Heck, she didn’t even noticed when I left!

By the way, she didn’t start in her new classroom yesterday because she picked up some eye gunk… Conjunctivitis. It isn’t contagious, but I thought it would be better if I kept her away from the kids for a day. What a bad start to a new classroom if her teachers worried about Jordan sharing some kind of communicable disease. Her eyes look better today thanks to some eye drops. She also doesn’t seem a gunky with her coughing or nose drips, so maybe she’s feeling better too. It’s hard to tell the difference between a cold and teething with Jordan. I guess this time around she actually had a cold!