Kylee's class dressed up as darling poodles and of course she was the cutest one in the bunch :)!!!!!!!
Our little Kylee refused having a speaking part and when I asked her why she replied, "You'd be scared too having to speak in front of all those people." I guess I can't blame her but as parents we worry about how shy/nervous she is when we feel she is so talented and want her to be exposed to as many things as possible:) This little situation got worse as she also let us know that she didn't want us inviting anyone to come see her...it would make her too nervous. When she found out Grandma would still be in town for it that through her over the top. I tried several things to explain how this is just fun, a great experience, there are tons of you singing, you know every song and to just chill out. What seemed to do the trick is when I kinda frustratedly explained, guess what, "Almost everyone there isn't coming to see YOU!" Their eyes will be on the person they know. Wow, the lightbulb went off and we became excited...and had a great time getting ready...with big smiles through the entire thing. You could tell she loved being a part of such a cool performance and was happy to have her little cheering section. She did amazing and we loved watching our little girl!

The music teacher at her school is wonderful and we are glad we got to go to Baker -Butler this year. The kids sounded terrific! Kylee felt special and sang great.
Kylee, Mrs. Welborn her teacher and a good friend in her class Lara. I find myself singing these songs all the time but that is probably because
Lexi gets them stuck in my head. After seeing the performance only twice and listening to Ky at times practice she has picked almost every single one up and is the cutest thing singing them. She got into each performance as she clapped, danced in the aisle and even sang along a little. She greeted Ky with the biggest hug and had a blast waving to her from the audience.