Its funny isn't it Christy, the same thing happened the very first time I posted here.

I think that for me once I have posted and finally spilt out all my thoughts and frustrations about it that I bottle up for ages, it relaxes me and calms me enough to deal and cope with Ashlea and her moods much better.

Ashlea is off to school tomorrow and hopefully this is exactly what she needs. All her kinder and day care teachers have been saying since she first turned 4 she was ready for school. Even the maternal health care nurse said she desperatley needs school but is too young (at the time)

She is a very smart little cookie and is getting bored at the moment, hopefully the extra stimulation will help her (or hopefully exhaust her so much by the end of the say she wont have the eneregy to argue)

Plus, she loves her school clothes and cant wait to wear them abd thank god for me cause it reduces the choices in the mornings. Shoes and socks will be much easier when she HAS to wear them, she adores her school shoes and I got 8 pairs of white plain exactly the same ankle socks to make it less of a drama.

Actaully, last time shoes became such a big problem I got her some black 'school shoes' and i never had another problem with shoes after that. tomorrow she gets her new ones!
Woohoo