Js ballet

Her first day ballet.  We are ready for her possible first day tantrums.  Great that the class was small,  and i appreciate how the teacher, teacher olive spends effort to get to know the students, quirks and all.  

She was open for us to immerse in class unlimited times,  i think itll be a good break for J who does her learning via av.  She can see her instructions live,  over and over and over again.




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