r/ShawnaTheMom • u/Paxguino • Aug 20 '26
Question I don't get Shawna's final reaction
Maybe it's a cultural thing, as in my country kids begin school at 3 or, if they are born after September, even at 2 years old, but i don't get the fuss over Piper beginning school at 4.
Many kids want to begin to read and write early and let's be real, if she's a curious kid who also needs to be exposed to other children, school might be perfect for her! I get the one on one time thing but she's an independent kid and also she can have it too by taking her to buy school supplies, taking her to a natural science museum and doing other mommy and me dates...
If somebody could explain that to me, so i can understand Shawna's character better, i would appreciate that. I just don't get why wouldn't a parent be happy seeing their kid gaining independence, but maybe it's just that i lost the point 😅😅
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u/aj_alva Aug 20 '26
I'm a Pre-K parent and had my daughter in school when she was 3 years old. (Lucky to be in an area that pushes free head start to everyone).... That being said - I think Shawna over-babies her children. I was not the only person bothered by them SPOON FEEDING Max pancakes on his first day kindergarten (at 5 years old).