February 17, 2011
When I first began telling my students, I could only tell them one class at a time so some students were finding out before I announced the news to their classes.
This conversation occurred with a small group of 4th, 5th, and 6th grade girls.
When I first began telling my students, I could only tell them one class at a time so some students were finding out before I announced the news to their classes.
This conversation occurred with a small group of 4th, 5th, and 6th grade girls.
Student 1: Mrs. Gardner, is it true you are pregnant?
Me: Yes
Student 1: Really?
Me: Yes
Student 1: Your lying.
Student 2: Not ah, she doesn't lie.
I guess when you are only 13 weeks pregnant, it is hard for kids to believe you really are pregnant. Well, when school gets out and I am 26 weeks pregnant, perhaps they will believe it. I wonder how big I'll be at 26 weeks.
Me: Yes
Student 1: Really?
Me: Yes
Student 1: Your lying.
Student 2: Not ah, she doesn't lie.
I guess when you are only 13 weeks pregnant, it is hard for kids to believe you really are pregnant. Well, when school gets out and I am 26 weeks pregnant, perhaps they will believe it. I wonder how big I'll be at 26 weeks.
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