'Now nine years old, Sienna is a complete bookworm and can get through a young adult novel in a day' 👏
The first time my daughter leaned out of her buggy, pointed to a sign in a shop and said, ‘Exit’, I thought it was just a fluke. A coincidence.
I was in shock, it had all happened so quickly. Suddenly she wasn’t in my belly anymore but I was so relieved she was okay. ‘Sky, believe in better!’ she parroted over and over again after seeing the Sky advert on telly. By two-and-a-half, she was reading off signposts and notices when we were out and about.
Meanwhile, at nursery her teachers had raised some differences with Sienna’s behaviour and her interactions with other children. She found friendships difficult and we were referred to an educational psychologist.
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