However, I really want her to be an engineer, a doctor or a pharmacist.
Last time I asked her, she wanted to be a mermaid.She is three.
Yet, as I listen to her and I hear how she talks to others I can tell she is a natural teacher.
At daycare, after circle time is over, she actually leads a second circle time at with all the younger children. She leads them through songs and encourages them by saying, "yes so and so, that is right."
She helps her teachers manage the other students. Keeping kids in line, redirecting them when needed.
I don't want her to be bossy, but at the same time, I want her to be a leader. I want her to be comfortable speaking to large groups.
It really makes me wonder if someone can be born to teach. She emulates her teachers so well, and even when she was less than two, she idolized Miss Ashley who was the librarian who lead story time at the public library.
On Superbowl Sunday, during the halftime show--she lead my husband and I through her own version of circle time. She sat on our ottoman and read us two books. She sang us songs and encouraged us to participate.
No joke.
