Stomp on Your Broken Heart With Our Babies
Chapter 506: Bonnie's Parenting

What?

Bonnie furrowed her clear willow brows in confusion, "What old habit is this?"

"Today was the day of the kindergarten physical," Donna said, "and little Joanna doesn't like to be around strange doctors, so she always replaces reasons not to go."

So that's it.

Bonnie thought about it, lifted a step and walked to little Joanna, half crouched down and made her line of sight parallel to hers.

Now the voice is gentle and speaks, "Little Joanna, did you tell Mommy Annie that you don't want to go to the kindergarten to have a physical examination with the children because you don't want to be approached by a strange doctor?"

"En!" little Joanna nodded without hesitation, skimming her round little mouth in a resigned manner, "I don't like strangers, if we're going to have a medical exam, I only want my little uncle." "Then tell the truth," Bonnie said, "If you don't want to go, tell Nanny, Donna and us that you don't like strange doctors doing physicals on you, not lying about having an upset stomach." Expressing a normal dislike is fine, but lying is not.

"If you always lie to avoid something, over time, you say the truth, no one believes it, and you do not want everyone to call you a liar, right?" Bonnie asked in a soft voice.

little Joanna drooped her little head and sulked, "I don't want to, Mommy Annie, I won't do that again."

"That's good." Bonnie stroked her little head with relief, "Then go call your kindergarten teacher and tell her why you're not going to kindergarten for a physical exam today, and after you're done, Mommy Annie will take you out to buy something delicious."

Little Joanna immediately jumped off the dining room table and went to the living room to get the landline to make a phone call.

Donna next to me looked dumbfounded.

Finally slapped his head, "Mrs. Grant, you're still thoughtful, I didn't even think of that."

"Doesn't it occur to you now?" Bonnie laughed, "Besides Donna you're busy enough every day, how can you have time to think too much?"

In three or two words, Donna's guilt was dispelled.

Donna was very emotional, "Fortunately Mrs. Grant you are here, I believe that these four children will be very successful under your tutelage."

It's five.

Bonnie corrected in her mind.

When Sebastian brings Natan back to her, she'll take good care of the five kids!

As she was thinking, little Joanna had finished her phone call and ran back to Bonnie, staring at her with bated breath.

Because too eager to eat snacks, drooling mouth.

Bonnie couldn't help but take out a handkerchief and wipe the corner of her mouth before taking Little Joanna out.

After driving to the hotel, Mrs. Katifen and Damon were still in the room.

The hotel front desk called and they said they would be downstairs in five minutes.

Bonnie then dragged little Joanna to the next rest area and waited.

"Little Joanna, if you play with Damon later, don't pick his hat and don't ask him about his scars, okay?" Bonnie took advantage of this time to remind little Joanna first. Even as a child, that also has self-respect.

It would definitely be sad to be asked about sad things.

Bonnie didn't want to upset Damon.

Little Joanna nodded her head like a chicken pecking rice, milking her voice, "I know, I'll be good."

As we were talking, two people, one large and one small, came up to usnot far away: Mrs. Katifen and Damon.