Alex

So we got to leave at 440 for dance class, I've realized.

And so we left at 440.

So Bubz missed the snack time.

And her and Winnie at this dance class, like when kids are hungry, they can't function.

And they were both just sitting there doing the more and more and more sign.

And like, there was five kids in this dance class and usually bubs and like, they're, they love it.

They run around, they're dancing.

They know that you go from the green dot to the red dot, very disruptive, very just like, is there food here?

And when we realized they were hungry.

I had some snacks, so I took them out of the class because I didn't want to bring the snacks in the class.

That felt more disruptive.

So we were just, it became, like we were playing defense, not offense on snack time.

And what I've realized is that's not a good method.

That was my learning there is like snack time is very important.

And kids need to eat every three hours.

And this was the first time in their 17 months that we have missed a snack time.

And that was a good learning for me.

Don't miss snack time.

This is part of recording IRL.

Okay, you go step outside.