Winter is especially important for our kids to have activity I think because our weather is cold and they aren’t outside like summer and fall.
One month into being age 4, Miss E has started Tae Kwon Do one night a week. She is the youngest and most inexperienced.
But she wants to be a part of a team. She loves her “practice” she now has of her own. She also loves her 2 year old little sister, Miss A, is too young to attend, announcing to Miss A that “maybe when I’m 6 years old and you’re 4, you might get to come my Tae Kwan Do.” Miss A said “Mama, you come to my bahsaball (basketball) and Ebee (nickname for Miss E) stays home.” I’m sensing a fierce competitive streak in both girls.
For now, Tae Kwon Do is Miss E’s very own activity. If you ask her about it, she’ll invite to come watch her. Although she might not know what she is doing, she doesn’t know that and she is willing to try anything.
Kirsti Craig says
Seriously, she’s the cutest little ninja I’ve ever seen!!
Becky says
My husband took Tae Kwon Do for the majority of his childhood and started teaching it when he was 17. It’s a GREAT activity for children and I can’t wait until our daughter is old enough to start it!
Michelle a.k.a. Farmchick says
My son was involved in TKD for several years and really enjoyed it. The girl has basketball in the winter and my son hunts every single chance he gets. He is just waiting for trap shooting to start back up again. Ironically we live 90 miles from the nearest “big city”. My husband came back from a business trip today and announced the airline had lost his luggage. Said they were going to deliver it when they found it, and I said…”All the way out here?” lol Hope you received just a tad bit of snow.
Rodney Southern says
I have my girls involved as well, and they love it! Great post and she is cute as a button.
North says
Huh. Look at that. A TKD logo I know.