Soon both Ada and Milly went into the bathroom with the two little woman girls. Alice was laid on the changing table as Madison's diaper was pulled down and she was put on the big training potty, "B-But that's no sniff fair that my sob p-potty." Milly gently shushed Alice before putting the girl's pacifier in her mouth, "Now Alice you know you can't use the big girl potty anymore." Milly said as she started to change Alice's diaper.
But even with the pacifier in her mouth Alice still continue to talk, "buth she'sh shthiww in diapees she can'th be awwowed tho use the sob potty I wanth her in thadpowe cwass." Then miss Ada spoke and told Alice, "Yes Madison is in diapers but a lot of kids in tadpole class are in the process of potty training and still in pull-ups and at least two are in diapers."
Again Madison said it was going to be okay, after both girls were done Madison finishing the potty and getting praised for it while Alice had a new diaper on and strangely enough she too got praised but for using her diaper, then both adult caregivers took their charges out, but no sooner when they were out Emily raised her hand and asked, "Miss Ada are we going to have big sibling time?"
Madison looked up at Ada confused and Ada clarified, "Big sibling time is when the older kids are taken to the tadpole room and shown how to take care of younger kids, how to be around them and how to fed them their bottles." Madison understood the reason behind it picturing some of the kids either having younger siblings or soon becoming siblings so teaching them how to be around babies and very little kids seemed like a logical idea.
Alice meanwhile couldn't help but have a little tantrum saying, "I don'th wanth baba I wenth mommy, I-I wanth sissy." But then miss Milly said something that stopped Alice's fit and made both her and Madison blush, "how about Miss Madison shows us how to feed the baby Alice?"
I am almost POSITIVE I never had a babysitter AFTER 8....I may be mistaken....I just know money was SO TIGHT, babysitters were pretty much out of the budget for years afterwards.