r/MadeMeSmile • u/astral12 • Jul 29 '24

Little girl performs by herself Good Vibes

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u/PacquiaoFreeHousing Jul 29 '24

I hope my kids are as resilient as that little girl

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u/Putrid-Effective-570 Jul 29 '24

Best hope so. I feel for the boy. That had to be a whole living nightmare from the moment he froze up.

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u/Primary-Border8536 Jul 29 '24

Idk why a parent or teacher didn't go and help him or anything

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u/Historical-Tough6455 Jul 29 '24

In little kid productions silently crying isn't that bad of a result.

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u/UNMANAGEABLE Jul 29 '24

Yep. Our daughter is in toddler dance class and actually dancing during performances is seen as a gift rather than a requirement 😂

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u/Convergentshave Jul 29 '24

Last year when my daughter was in preschool, and they had the end of the year thing where all the kids stand in a line and they sing songs and the parents take photos, mine was the kid putting her dress over her head and sticking out her tongue….

So yea… 😂😂… not dancing isn’t the worst thing.

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u/UNMANAGEABLE Jul 29 '24

Lmao! Perfect story for her later. She definitely was making a point that day!

My kiddo is almost 3 and at her recital she got on stage, waved, and did nothing else during the song with the other kids and teachers. She was perfect that day for being brave and going up there with a smile on her face :-).

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u/Convergentshave Aug 14 '24

That’s so cool. And thank you. I’m going to save it for her high school graduation/wedding 😂

Jealous you’re getting the “almost 3” years. My daughter just turned 6 and went to first grade yesterday. And while I’m proud as hell of her, love her to bits, those were certainly fun years that went by so fast. :)