Last 2 weeks on the 21 June 201 was Ryan's Report Card day. I was nervous as hell despite him being only 5 years old :p I was imagining the worst case scenario but was of course praying for the best. Alhamdullilah my fears was unfounded because Ryan is doing very well in school.
According to his teachers he's thriving academically, emotionally, mentally and physically. Ryan is a very well mannered boy and listens to instruction well ( I'm mentally wondering why is this not applicable at home? haha) He's also very helpful and loves helping his teacher to clean up the classroom after playtime (How come kat rumah mummy kena jerit2 dulu baru nak kemas ye, abang?)
Academically he's on par with his peers despite of his phonological issues.He's been scoring perfect marks for the past 8 weeks for his Fun English assignments and is able to present in sentences rather than words as was expected for his class. Teacher Ana also said that he has improved on his speech and is not as pelat as last year *alhamdullilah* The best part is despite his limitations, it does not affect his self confidence as he will readily offer input during classes :) I'm so proud of this little boy.
This awesome little boy have also been fasting from 7.30am to 5.30pm for
the past 2 days. It was such a huge surprise for me because we didn't
ask him to do it, though I did explain to him the basics of Ramadan.
When I asked Ryan WHY he's doing it, his reply to me was "sebab semua
orang puasa and Ryan nak masuk syurga dengan semua orang" MasyaAllah
good enough of a reason for me, love. May Allah continue to bless his
little soul :)
Ryan acting as Imam during school solat time :)
Picture a bit grainy because I copied it from his report card hehehe
My parenting journey has its ups and down, with Ryan being the first, he's a bit of a guinea pig to us and sometimes suffers from incompetencies and poor choices made on my part and Lan's. Maybe I over think sometimes but I'm constantly afraid that I'm not doing and giving enough attention, opportunities and care to my children so when I do get positive input from a third party it really meant a lot. At least I'm doing SOMETHING right :)
We still have a longggggg journey ahead. Here's to hoping that we'll be making more positive choices in relation to parenting my 3 little angels *inshaAllah*
Salam Ramadan, everyone. May this Ramadan help us to become even better Muslims than yesterday :)
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