Waiting patiently to be served:

"Yummy!"


"I can do it all by myself!"

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I just wish I had gotten a video of them getting their chairs - the teachers will say it's lunchtime and tell them to get a chair, and they all go to the shelf where they're kept, grab one, and push it over to the table. It's so adorable to watch, and really quite a testament to how smart and capable of following directions these little ones are.
*One of the other moms coined the term "Tiny Thanksgiving" to describe what it looks like when the toddlers have lunch. I believe the direct quote is, "It's like a tiny Thanksgiving, only no one is inappropriately drunk." Heehee!
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