Adjusting To The New Way Of Live
The family welcomes a new member into the home, and it has been a time of adjustment for all. Transitioning from just two kids to three came with lots of mixed feelings of joy and of crying from the older siblings. You know everyone wants to show that they are important, which they are, in truth. No one wants to be neglected.
All these we had to balance up and make sure no one suffers. The first days that the baby arrived, every kid around needed to register their presence. You could imagine that I literally had to develop ways to protect the boy from them because they just wanted to stick around him and even share the same bed with the baby.
For some time in this blog, we will be taking you through the different stages of this new member's development and how we are managing it. Sure, you will watch the baby grow into a toddler and more. Thank you for your regular support on this blog. It is a child's account, and it's been managed by his parents, so don't be too hard on us. Egbre is growing and becoming more aware of the fact that we make posts on a daily basis.
As soon as he can write so well, the blog will graciously be handed over to him. He is currently in Nursery Three, as we call it here, and he is doing well in class too. The class teacher told me a few days back that he is the only one who can read so well in the whole class, and when asked, he told her that his mother teaches him, as she was thinking that he has a lesson teacher.
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