Chapter 890 - 611: Parents Truly Love Huang Jun’s Food, Children Are Just an Accident...

Chapter 890: Chapter 611: Parents Truly Love Huang Jun’s Food, Children Are Just an Accident...

After the parent-teacher meeting adjourned...

A faint air of parting gradually began to ripple through the classroom.

One after another, several mothers, as if pulled by invisible threads of concern, hurriedly gathered their things and left the classroom with light but slightly anxious steps.

Exactly!

Their hearts were still hanging on the little ones at home. Even though the kids were currently being watched by their dads, that half-joking yet rather true saying, "When there’s no danger around, Dad is the biggest danger," kept circling in their minds, making it hard for them to feel completely at ease.

Coupled with similar little incidents in the past, their nerves were already taut, so that the moment the meeting ended they couldn’t wait to rush home to check on their children’s safety, not even bothering to say a proper goodbye to the teachers.

But quite a few parents weren’t in a hurry to leave. Instead, full of care and expectations, they walked up and soon had Miss Yang and Miss Xie surrounded in the middle.

They all wanted to seize this opportunity to ask in detail about how their children were doing in kindergarten, and also to give feedback on how the kids behaved at home, so they could better educate them there.

"Everyone, please don’t get anxious or crowd in. We’ll answer your questions one by one, all right?" Miss Yang said with a smile when she saw this, soothing them as she exchanged a look of understanding and tacit agreement with Miss Xie.

Hearing this, the parents gradually quieted down.

"Miss Yang, how did my Miaomiao do at kindergarten today? Has her nap routine improved recently?" Standing right beside Miss Yang, Miaomiao’s mom was the first to ask, her face wearing a gentle smile.

"Oh, your child did really well today, and she fell asleep very quickly at nap time—she’s made great progress." Miss Yang answered with a soft smile, her eyes full of approval.

Hanghang’s mom, looking worried, also asked, "Miss Yang, Miss Xie, my Hanghang can be a bit willful at home sometimes. Have you noticed anything like that at school?"

Miss Yang patiently explained, "Your child is actually quite sensible at school. It’s normal for him to be a little willful or mischievous now and then. We’ll guide and teach him properly. You can rest assured..."

Those words eased a good part of the worry in Hanghang’s mom’s heart.

"Miss Yang, I’ve noticed that my Qianqian has recently become especially interested in reading. She pesters me to tell her stories every day. How can we as parents further support her?" Xu Sijun said, both gratified and a little puzzled.

Miss Yang nodded in approval. "That’s wonderful! You can keep encouraging her interest in reading, for example by setting up a family reading time and exploring more types of books together. At the same time, you can also try having her tell the stories herself. That not only exercises her language skills but also deepens her understanding of the stories."

"Okay, got it!" Xu Sijun nodded.

Beside her, Li Xiuxian couldn’t wait any longer and asked, "Miss Yang, how does my Yuanyuan get along with the other kids in kindergarten?"

Hearing this, Miss Yang’s face bloomed with a pleased smile. "Oh, Yuanyuan’s mom, you really don’t need to worry this term. Yuanyuan is very good at sharing now. She often takes out her toys on her own to play with the other kids, and everyone really likes her! Also, she’s very active in group activities and does an excellent job!"

Miss Xie added from the side, "That’s right, Yuanyuan has a great time every single day at kindergarten, and she’s learned a lot of new knowledge and skills. She’s made real progress. She also eats very well—she can finish two bowls every time!"

After hearing this, Li Xiuxian felt a surge of relief, but then she started to worry again. "That’s because the food at kindergarten is delicious, so she can eat that much. At home she usually only eats one bowl. Ever since school started, all the weight she lost over winter break has come back, and she’s looking rounder and rounder."

At this point, she couldn’t help saying, "Miss Xie, Miss Yang, could you help keep an eye on her portions at kindergarten? Her weight is a bit over the mark now."

"Huh?"

Miss Yang and Miss Xie were slightly taken aback.

They really hadn’t expected her to make such a request.

But thinking of how Yuanyuan had indeed become chubbier, they understood Li Xiuxian’s feelings, so they nodded and said, "Yuanyuan’s mom, don’t worry, we’ll pay attention. At the same time, we’ll work with Yuanyuan to make a reasonable meal plan so that she can enjoy her food and still maintain a healthy weight."

"All right, then I’ll trouble you both."

Hearing this, much of the worry in Li Xiuxian’s heart disappeared at once. She looked at the two teachers with deep gratitude and gave a light nod.

At that moment, Yuanyuan, who was at home absorbed in watching cartoons, suddenly sneezed for no reason.

She had no idea that a seemingly ordinary parent-teacher meeting had quietly put a "speed limit sign" on her "gourmet journey."

If she knew what was going on, she’d probably be crying her eyes out in front of the TV right now...

Once this round of lively exchanges gradually died down, the parents naturally shifted the topic to the upcoming spring outing.

"Miss Yang, may I ask roughly what the budget is for this spring outing? We need to prepare in advance."

"Also, about the registration process for the spring outing, could you explain it to us in detail? For example, which forms do we need to fill out, and is there a specific deadline?"

"And regarding the arrangements for the day of the outing, will it be like the autumn trip last term, where a few parents volunteered to help the teachers manage the children? If so, how should we divide up the work to make sure the event goes smoothly?"