And so the Giosas have celebrated the unofficial end of summer and moved on to the newest chapter in our lives- "the baby free zone."
We hope everyone had a nice Labor Day weekend! After being on vacation the week before, our weekend was low key. We did have one last day of fun before we got back to the swing of things.
On Labor Day, we decided to go to Dutch Wonderland to celebrate the end to our amazing summer- one that was filled with a lot of laughs and a lot of fun. It was so hot, but the boys still had a blast.
With this season of change, it also brings a lot of change to our house as well. We are almost out of the baby stages of parenting. The last few weeks have been so bittersweet!
JP is now officially in a toddler bed. Since he did so well on vacation we felt it was time to change the crib at home. He's still doing amazing with it! He has decided to give up naps, but we are struggling through that and he does stay in his room for quiet time.
JP also got a new brace for his non FH leg. It's called a SMO and the purpose of it is to help him from walking on the inside of his foot, which is an over compensation due to his FH. It's been a bit of a struggle, more so then the AFOs have been, but trying to push through it.
All that is left is potty training and this kid is on his way to big boy life. So hard to believe he'll be going off to preschool next year! He had conquered so much in his young life and still nothing stands in his way!And then there's the biggest change of this season- we now have a kindergartener!!
The week before Labor Day, the school had a parent orientation night (where I spent most of the time tearing up) and a preview day for the kids.
Aiden loved seeing his new school and meeting his teacher, but the biggest joy was the ice cream they gave out- lol!
And then this past Tuesday he was off! He was so excited to start school and meet new friends! I love his enthusiasm for learning and socializing and hope it never changes!
He did so well too! He walked right on the bus and never looked back!
It broke my heart to send him off to the real world, but it's a part of parenting- the first step of letting go. I'm so thankful that he always transitions well to things!
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