Fifth & sixth day of school

Yesterday was his fifth day. However, as his vaccination was due , he started the day at the polyclinic. He seemed to remember the injection process for he started to say "bye bye" when he reached. 

When he reached school eventually, it was already lunch time. While he cried during dropoff but I think the crying was reduced a little until pickup timing again. Once again, he had two servings of lunch.

The auntie helping in the class said that Cayson is a very capable boy. He can follow instructions to throw rubbish into bin, keep his toys and keep his bedsheets. 



By night, the book I bought "Llama llama misses Mama" had arrived and I read to him. He seemed to like it. I read it this morning again. I was hoping that this morning dropoff would be easier but it was yet the usual crying. However, I was comforted that the day was better than last week where there was less crying. Maybe the book has helped a bit. Or maybe he was more used to the routine. Or maybe school was better than vaccination.

This morning , we went to school again and the crying continued. However, the updates throughout the day were quite good. Seemed like he was taking it better. When I returned and showed him the pictures, he even said something that sounded like "happy" when he saw the pictures. Hope the turning point will come soon. 

Anyway, he had a big dinner and a lot of milk this evening. Apparently, it was because he didn't take the tea in school today as it's oatmeal. He tried to counteroffer the food to the teacher when he didn't want. When they refused, he threw it in their face . Oops. 











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