Abby Connolly
Too cute.
Nancy goes on to the next slide of her presentation, revealing pictures of her son. The classroom fills with little gasps and awws.
Hearing their little voices react to the new baby is just precious.
Nancy then opens the floor for any questions the students may have about babies, motherhood, what baby Sam has been up to, etc.
Many of the questions seem standard and typical for children to ask.
One student asked Nancy, “Are you trying to teach him how to walk?”
To which Nancy replied, “Not yet!”
She went on to explain how Sam is only 3-months-old, so the most he can do is lay down and smile.
Another child asked if Sam sleeps with Nancy and her husband. When Nancy told the class that he sleeps all by himself in his crib, the classroom was shocked!
“That baby is not afraid!” said one kid, while the classroom gave Sam a round of applause for sleeping all through the night alone.
“I had to sleep with my mom until I was one year old!” exclaimed another student.
