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Scrapbooking reaches a new level
During dismissal time at the end of the day all of the students who ride a certain bus have to come to my room to wait for it to get there, so I've gotten to meet a bunch of 1st and 2nd graders. Last week this one 2nd grade girl was so excited because she wanted to show me her baby book, which she had brought in because she shared it with her class. So she opens it up and right there on the very first page was...THE PREGNANCY TEST. Not a picture of it, the actual thing that her mom peed on. And it wasn't really attached to anything either. It was just placed in one of those clear plastic sheet protectors. I was shocked.
So here are my questions:
1. Would/did you put the actual pregnancy test in your child's baby book?
2. If you would/did, would you let your child take it to school?
Re: Scrapbooking reaches a new level
The Rowdy Roberts
I kept mine for a while. But thats because I was in total denial because I never had an symptoms even after it was confirmed by blood test.
But to keep it that long and put it in a baby book. Thats a little much. You have the kid as proof you were KU, I think the pee stick can go.
Isn't that the truth!
I have a picture of mine but I definitely threw the actual stick away after like ten minutes.