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Originally Posted by pepe mint  Trinity is the SAME way!!! she gives every single little detail to every single move she makes when she is telling a story  I think she will be a lawyer or something LOL or maybe a news reporter hehehe..
IE...she was saying "Jim...look at my head. I bumped it when I was in the bedroom and I was playing with Maggie...very gently...and then that door..the one that goes into the bedroom...not the one to the bathroom that is in the bedroom...but the one that goes into the bedroom...it was open, but not very much, just a little bit...but open enough...and I went to turn around because I wanted to get a toy for maggie...so I could play with her...very gently...and when I turned around...really fast...I ran into the door..on that part where the door closes...and it hit right in my head...above my eyes...but not in my hair...and it left a white bump...but now it is red...and it might bruise...but it is on my head and it hurts."
LONG STORY SHORT...she ran into the door and bumped her head LOL
i'm exhausted now LOL |
Ok, I can laugh, I don't live with her. But be thankful she is so detailed oriented - that will be a good life skill for her! Also, in your pregnant state when the forgetfuls really kick in, Trinity can be your memory!
How about, when you're not tired, you sit down with her and talk about her gift from God, and how He made her. But also show her some Bible verses about what God says about the tongue. And gently tell her how some people might have trouble following her stories with so many details - ask her if she was going to write a storybook about what happened how would she tell it so someone would want to read it, maybe that would help her see that less is more
Learning to have a filter is important, but she is only 6 - but it is also better she hears this from her mother, than someone at school that makes fun of her.