We woke up late so while the instructions say to use a ribbon, I didn't. They were lucky to get hearts! :)
School was pretty scary. Although all the teachers had been encouraged not to bring candy, but rather to hand out stickers, pencils or some other small non-food item; the children were not reminded of this. One sweet little girl handed Kate a gift she made her which contained a Hershey's kiss... MILK. It happened so fast I couldn't stop her from touching it, but we have addressed it since and fortunately, Kate did not have a reaction. Grace got wheezy in one classroom, she said there was a lot of chocolate around but since milk isn't airborne, I suspect there were nuts in some of that chocolate that caused the problem. Tony is always on high alert when he's in public so he encountered no problems.
The director has already said they will do better next time. I just have to remind them that a foody-holiday is coming up and they'll send out notices not to bring food. Such an easy task but it means the world to us. I love the support we get from the staff of their co-op. They are awesome!
I hope you all had a great Valentine's Day!
So cute! I'm surprised the hearts stayed together during play. You must have braided them tightly. Ouch! :-)
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