'OutDaughtered' Season 6: Riley is acing her new class but will her nap time hold her back?
Riley is smart and the little one is not afraid to flaunt it. She recently moved to a new grade and was prepared to take on the challenge of being a new student in a class where all the other children were one year older to her.
However, that did not bring her spirits down. In the recent episode of the show, Adam and Danielle Busby decided to take the quints out a bit early from their class so they all could spend some family time together after Adam's return from his business trip.
When they reached the school, Riley's teacher Randi shared that she was doing really well in class. "She absolutely loves school and you should be ultra proud," she said.
Danielle replied that she was happy to hear that Riley was adjusting in her class because it had just been two months since she had moved to Pre K.
Adam expressed the same thoughts as he said, "We were a bit worried because the kids in her class are a year older than her, so we are happy that she is fitting in so well."
However, the teacher remarked that there is a small thing that might be holding Riley back and it was sleep.
The teacher said that the rest of the kids in her class were five-year-olds and Riley was a year younger which meant that she still needed to nap.
However, Riley did not seem too happy about this as Randi shared that she was curious to know why she had to sleep in the class while the others did not.
Even though the teacher seemed enthusiastic and confident that Riley could go on without a nap, Adam and Danielle seemed a little hesitant and confused about the situation.
Randi remarked that if Adam and Danielle signed a waiver noting that Riley did not have to nap anymore, then she would be more comfortable.
However, Danielle was worried about what would happen if Riley does not take a nap. "The thought of Riley not taking a nap at school is scary but I don't want her to feel isolated," she said.
While it may seem like nap time is going to become a struggle, we are sure that Riley will work her way through it.
