The car crash that changed lives

The car crash that changed lives-Part 12

Everyone agrees with those rules, I think my teacher was also very appreciative because the people in my class who never use to get any work done were now getting done as soon as they could. Geography went fairly smoothly until the last 10 mins. Layla was crawling around on the ground and she hit her head really hard on the table, I got up and walked over to her and picked her up. It took a good 5 mins for her to settle again. Once she was settled it was the end of the lesson pretty much, next we had our first break. My friends and I sit very close to my Geography classroom so we all meet up, I left Layla in her pram while we all sat on the floor. I gave her a sandwich to entertain her while we ate, she also had a bit of banana. Once she was done eating I let her out of her pram and let her crawl around, she crawled to all of my friends but once she did that she started crawling to a couple from our year who are really rude and judgy. I go chase after her but by the time I have gotten then she is practically sitting on top of them, I apologise to them and carry her back to my friends. On the way to go sit down again, I hear one of them say "What a sl*t" I just ignore them and sit back down. I tell my friends what they said and the next thing I know all of them are walking over to them and arguing with them. Layla starts to cry so I pick her up and walk over to my friends and they are still arguing, so I make them both discuss it in a calm manner and in the end after I have explained Layla etc they apologise.

Once the break is over I go to my next class which is science, It has the same people that were in my Geography class so I don't need to explain it to them but I need to explain it to my teacher. He says it fine but I just can't let her roam on the floor because there could be chemicals or glass that would be dangerous for her. I sit her in her pram and put on Peppa pig for her to watch to distract her and give her a bottle. Layla hates sitting in one spot for too long so she starts to get sooky in her pram so I get her out and hold her and do my work at the same time; luckily we aren't doing an experiment at the moment. One of the girls in my class look at me and says, 'your so lucky because you get to have a baby and didn't have to birth it'. Another girls chimes in 'I want one!!' I reply to both of them; I'm not really lucky because they only reason I have her is because I lost every other important thing to me, I also can't do anything for myself like if I need to pee I can't just get up and go. If she's asleep on me, in public or just being sooky I can't just leave her alone, and that's just one of the many simple everyday things that I have to think of differently now. So I suggest waiting a while like at least 5 years before you think about having a baby. They both just shrug there shoulders.