My Baby Went To Middle School!! 🥺 The Girl's First Day Of School! + Morning Routine & Drop Off

The Reality Of Ming
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Mariah is going to middle school, y'all.
My baby is going into second grade. Take
care of her. Guide her so she knows
what's right and wrong. How you feel,
big middle schooler.
Oh, stop crying.
Oh my god. Oh my god. Baby come back.
Previously on the reality of Maine.
Do you have money?
We are taking Mimi to get her hair done.
The absolute ghetto. I'm I'm very
handsome when it comes to my kids. Like
I just I don't play at all. the line.
You're messing with the curl.
No, I'm not girl.
She's a second grader.
There's some strawberries.
She picked her breakfast. I was going to
cook something, but each of them picked
what they wanted. And she said she
wanted some um cinnamon toast and some
fruit
for students.
Mhm. Cuz she's a teacher.
R is headed out and then she's going to
get dressed.
My teacher is gone.
Yeah. Your teacher has to get there way
before
she gets there.
She's late sometimes. So she she like
she has kids. She got to get kids ready
for school, too.
So this is what London will be wearing.
Got her in lotion.
She only wear her Philly socks, her
shorts, lanyard.
They were a uniform at her school. She
wore jeans, so she picked out jeans and
a white shirt.
Hey,
hey, hey.
You'll have a great day, right?
Yeah. But I'm scared.
My teacher where she's rude and nice to
their mom and dad cuz she always
recognizes
you have to be scared.
This is it.
Looks great.
I need a Sharpie.
I'm thinking I should put like a flower.
Want to blow?
Hm.
You don't want to blow, right?
And I want to blow.
I was putting like these dress cuz they
match her angel and stitch.
Yeah, that's cute.
My baby is going into second grade all
by herself. She's such a big girl. This
is the first year that her and Mimi
aren't in the same school. Well, for
her. Mimi has been in school by herself
for like two other years, too. But
and I've been playing on her tablet. I
was like
when you when she was at school, you
remember?
I went to that school and I was on her
tablet and I was just getting taking
pictures.
And now Milan be on your tablet.
Two more years Milan will join her in
school. Okay. Scoot back as far you can.
Right there. Yeah. So now say cheese.
Cheese.
So cute.
Not like this.
What' you say?
Slay.
Slay.
We're on our way to take London to her
first day of second grade. I'm so
excited for her. She's going to have an
amazing day, an amazing year. She's so
smart. She gets all A's. The girl is
serious about school and we love that.
Thank you, God, for letting us see
another year.
We're getting to school safely every
single day. Even when you ride the bus,
that God is going to look over you. You
are blessed and highly favored. You're
beautiful. You're amazing. you're
talented and I hope that you have an
amazing year. I hope you have an amazing
first day of school. I hope you see all
of your friends that you are scared cuz
it's been your first year without Mimi.
But you are strong. I told you there's
nothing to be scared of. God is going to
watch over you and everything is going
to be okay, right? I love you so much.
And God, please look over my baby for
her first day of school and all her days
at school and every single time she is
out of my presence. Lord, please take
care of her. Guide her so that she knows
what's right and wrong. Amen.
Amen.
Yes.
The road.
Yeah, the road's a little crazy.
They fix that road.
They fixing this road.
Yeah. For a while now. Get it. Are they
doing it now when we're going to school?
They're outrage.
How dare they?
I rage quit. I'm not going to use no
money.
And they come back to do our schools.
You're crazy girl.
Hey y'all. What's up y'all? Oh my
goodness. Today is crazy to me. Like I
really was so emotional. I cried last
night a little bit. I was looking at
Mimi's baby pictures and it just made me
so emotional cuz I was like, I can't
believe my baby is about to be in middle
school. I better cry right now just
thinking about it. But I'm not going to
cuz there's a special day. Mariah is
going to middle school, y'all. She's
going to big girl school. Like, she's
going from elementary on to the next
chapter. I can't believe it. I am so
excited for her. Mimi's first day in
middle school. How do you feel?
I cried a little bit last night when you
were sleeping. I looked at baby
pictures. So I was like, "What the?"
Like, "This is crazy."
It is crazy.
Like going from like having we've just
always had since she obviously since she
started kindergarten, we just always had
elementary school kids and it's like now
it's another stage. Like it's
crazy.
All he ever think about is getting old.
So that's about it. You worried about
them?
He over here drinking his rise coffee.
Is that your coffee or tea?
Let's see.
Oh, drinking his his supplements.
I'm
losing my hair, y'all.
Oh my god.
Can't tell y'all that cuz I might be
wearing a wig. So then
Oh Jesus. Good morning, middle schooler.
Good morning.
Y'all ignore my steps. They are supposed
to when they get home, they're taking
all these baskets and taking them
upstairs. Good morning, Steve Harvey.
Going to take your hair down. How you
feel, big middle schooler?
I feel like I'm going to school. I don't
feel anything different.
Oh, right. I feel like there's
there's another day and I'm just like,
why am I going? Like, what? I can't
believe you're about to be in middle
school. You're not elementary school no
more. You look at me in the eyes and
stuff as tall as me. Like what?
Different.
You're a big kid. You're getting Oh my
goodness. You're going to be a big kid.
This how you going to look when you
ball? Your
how you going to look when you ball?
You're daddy's son. Take it down and
then get some breakfast. He requested a
cheese danish.
Let's see his
Z backpack. She got a blue one this
year.
Got her lunch and water bottle.
Put your Where did you want your lunch
at? Um
yeah.
You got to carry your
mom.
Look at her, y'all. Like, she got a
little silk press.
She's so cute. I can't. She looks so
grown up. Oh my goodness. She's only 11.
Where did the time go? Like what's
happening? Better stop growing.
I'm only going to tell you one time.
Don't try to slide out the front. I'm
only going to tell you one time. You
better stop growing. I'm sick of it. I'm
really sick of it. I can't take no more.
Like what? Think about that. High school
next.
That's crazy.
After high school next
after middle school.
I didn't know that.
Yes. You'll be in high school. You have
sixth grade year, seventh grade year,
eighth grade year. Then you'll be in
high school. So, three more years you'll
be in high school.
My stomach just hurt just thinking about
it. Oh my god, y'all. My baby is getting
so big. She's growing up. Y'all remember
when Viv was little? Talking about Hey,
Belle.
Hi, Belle.
To find out what we're having,
it's a boy.
I didn't even ask you.
Okay, Daddy. What do you think you're
having?
What do you think it is?
It's a boy.
Oh my god.
Were you playing?
You were?
Oh,
you were playing with Bella this
morning. She has an attitude problem.
I'm just going to throw that out there,
you know. I'm just Yes. Did you just
throw that?
No, ma'am. That stop throw. Why are you
so bad? Bella ran like it wasn't me.
E, you stank a stank.
Oh, and you got mess all over your
shirt. You ate Cheetos today. Did you
eat Cheetos with your lunch? Mimi, get
it. Get it.
Dip it low. Grab it. Uhoh.
Get it.
Get it.
Get it.
Get it.
Get it. Yeah. Mommy.
A.
A. That's so sweet.
A go.
Boop.
What are you looking at?
Nose.
Nose.
That's your nose.
There's really nothing to it. Let me
show you how to do it. If you take the
word tough, you can change it into stop
with a blend.
I've seen her progress, but um some new
things is this tantrum. This fit here.
This is about you and you just going to
leave. You're just going to leave. This
is about you. This is about you. This
whole thing is about you.
Give me a phone.
Give me a phone.
Hello.
Yeah. She just threw a foot cuz I
cute. Yes, you are. Get it. Oh, get it.
Barely know you. Who are you?
Who are you? I don't know you well
enough. I don't know you well enough.
This is my job. This is my life. Okay.
Okay. You're cute. What' you say?
Yeah. Why you tell Bella that? Why you
tell
him?
Oh, thank you. Uh,
thank you.
Oh, did you give me your Oh, you gave me
your last.
Oh, I had to give you some more. Oh.
Oh, and then you rose. I'm done. I'm so
dumb.
Hi, Mom.
Stay with your Annie for the weekend.
Uhhuh.
Uh-huh. Are you going to be a good girl?
Look, look at mommy. Look at mommy. Are
you going to be a good girl? Say yes.
Listen up.
Tears already started.
What color is Minnie Mouse? Look at
Minnie. What color?
What color? What color?
Red.
Do you see white? You go back after
again.
I love you.
My my baby. This is my
This is my baby.
Baby me is a cat.
Oh, Mimi is not a baby. She's a kid.
Yeah.
You're not a baby anymore.
Yes.
But why would she?
I'm not a baby. Me is a cat.
Happy birthday
to you.
Okay. But if you're sick and you can't
eat your food, then you can't have that
egg.
So, you got to eat your food. If you're
sick, then you can't have you can't have
candy.
You see what I'm saying? You're trying
to say you're sick.
I'm a little bit sick and I can have
this.
No.
Yes, I can.
I don't think that's how that works. I
really don't. I think that you're
supposed to eat your food. You can't be
sick a little bit and just enough to
where you can eat an egg, but you can't
eat your burger. I don't think that I
don't think that's how that works. You
got to eat some of it. You can't You
can't fill up on candy. I'm sorry.
Mama,
what?
Are you having a breakdown?
Want to be a big sister one day?
Yeah.
Why are you so cute?
Because you made me. Oh,
so I did
about to see little sister on ultrasound
the picture
right now.
On the picture,
huh?
Not like she's not coming out yet, but
we're going to see her on the screen.
Are you excited?
I want to see her now and when her gets
out your tummy.
We can't see her out my tummy yet cuz
she's not ready yet. But we get to see
her and take pictures of her.
You're so sweet, guys.
I'm so sweet, too.
Oh, are you?
The oven.
Subscribe.
Subscribe bells. And my mom's name is
Mara. My daddy's name is Uriah. And I'm
Mariah.
Just wait till the baby comes, y'all.
And the baby, she is second grade. I'm
just like, what is going It's like I
blinked. I Y'all told me not to blink
and I blinked. And now the kids is
grown. I don't know what to do with
myself. I still got one little one.
Ignore my uh living room cuz it's first
day of school. Everything's all over the
place. But we still got one little one.
I need to do her hair. She looking crazy
cuz she got to wake up. It's not even
early, but she got to wake up and take
Mimi to school with me. Now she all
excited. But it's crazy, y'all. I just
can't believe it. It's sickening. Y'all
watching me grow up from time when she
was in my stomach on YouTube. Like now
she's going to middle school
cuz I'm just so upset. I just can't deal
with it.
Oh my goodness. She's about as tall as
me. Like it's just crazy. It's just so
insane. And like
nothing. I feel I'm going to school and
I want to go lay down.
Oh my goodness. I can't. Well, y'all,
we're about to take her to her first day
of middle school and we'll see how her
day went when they come back. London is
excited though. London was like, "Let me
know how Mimi I guess she wants to know
how you do in the morning." I don't
understand that part. I don't know why
she said that cuz I'm like when you come
home from school you'll know what how
her day went because London comes home
to school first and then Mimi comes home
from school.
So yeah it's crazy up in here. We got
two in two different schools for the
very first time ever. It's insane. And
Lana was saying how she remembers when
Mimi went to school without her and she
would play on Mimi's iPad when she was
at school. And then I told her, I'm
like, "Yeah, and then uh Milan is
playing on your iPad while you're at
school. You see how you see how the
roles reverse? You see how they twist
and turn?"
Pretty soon Milan will be in school in 2
years. Milan will be joining London.
It's just like what? I I just y'all
literally when I say I have a headache
and I just don't understand what's
happening right now. Like am I getting
old? Am I old?
I I had little babies in the house. Am I
am I am I grown now? I'm like I feel
like a big girl now. I am a big girl
now. I feel amazing. Oh gosh, I'm
talking my talking myself through it.
But it's really sad. It's happy and it's
sad. It's like it's happy. She's hitting
her milestone. She's getting bigger
growing up. But it's sad watching it
like unfold right in front of your eyes.
I'mma get over it. I'm taking today to
get my emotions together or whatever. I
guess she can grow up sometimes. A
little bit maybe. I don't know yet.
We'll see. All right. We're about to
take her um What time is it? Yeah, we're
about to take her in a few. Is there
anything else you need? Anything else
before we
miss anything? Anything? Anything? I
feel like No,
you don't have your glasses on. How do
you see,
girl? I don't see. I don't.
I try not to see. Okay? Because if I see
and I blink, she's going to be going to
college. So, I got to be blind.
I'm done. I'm done seeing. I don't want
to see nothing else. This is This is as
far as I want to see. Okay. When you
have kids, you don't think about them
being big and really like going out into
the world like without you. For real.
Like, it's really crazy right now. Like,
they're splitting up and everything.
It's crazy right now. You don't feel
weird going to school without London,
though?
No. No, I did it with Cory.
Oh, yeah. True. Yeah. Look, just sitting
there looking like a big kid. I'mma go
cuz she just looks so like
how old are you? I need to Are you 20?
Oh my goodness. Look at her, y'all.
None but legs. Just long. Oh my gosh.
Just beautiful. I can't. All right. Let
me get um London girl. Let me get
Milan's hair done.
All right, y'all. taking her first day
of school picture.
We're on the way.
How you feeling?
I feel like I'm already ready to go
back,
girl.
Oh, stop crying. Oh my god.
Oh, look. It's Alex. My baby.
Oh, Jesus.
Oh, God. Please look over at my baby.
Make sure she has an amazing day. Bless
her. Bless everyone around her and all
her teachers on her way to and from
school every single day. Hope you have
an amazing year. I love you so much.
Amen.
Amen. Bye, Amy.
Bye.
I love you. Have a great day.
Oh my god, my baby.
She's in middle school.
Bye.
Love you.
Bye. Have a good day.
I will.
Be great. You're beautiful.
You're crying.
I'm not crying.
Oh, what's wrong with you?
Are you sad?
Huh?
I'm looking at the school.
You're looking at the school?
Yeah.
I'm not sad.
You're not?
Okay. You're happy?
Come back.
You want her to come back?
Yeah. It's okay. She'll be back in a
little bit. Okay. Okay.
Let me put my y'all. This is so
bittersweet.
Oh, being a mom is not for the week. I'm
going to tell y'all that right now. It's
really not. It's so many ups and downs,
so many turns, so many emotions that you
have to go through. This isn't even the
last time my mom going to cry over
something. She got She going to high
school. She going to college, you know,
she eventually gonna get married, gonna
have kids. Like, it's so many milestones
that are going to really knock me upside
my head, okay, with a bottle. That's how
I feel. I feel like I got cracked upside
the head and I'm going continuously feel
like that. I felt like this when she
went to kindergarten. Then then I got
two other ones that's going to do the
same thing back to back. Every four
years, they going to hit me with
something.
You just got to be strong as a mother.
Like when I tell y'all I boohoo cried, I
didn't want to tell my eyes cried a
little bit. I really boohoo cried. Like
I want to cry right now. I just can't
believe it. It's a shock to me.
Oh my gosh. I have a middle schooler
though. Like I have a middle schooler.
What is going on in the world?
And I know some of you guys probably
already been here, did that might have
high school, college kids, but man,
they just never prepare you for this
type of stuff. This feeling
it it's it's crazy. I'm just so proud of
her. Like I'm excited for her future.
I'm like, you know, excited for the next
stage in life. this pre-teen life is
crazy, but I'm happy and blessed to be
able to see it through with my kids, you
know, like it's it's all like so many
emotions all at once. But
thank y'all so much for watching. We
will be seeing how everybody did, how
their big day went
when they get back home. Y'all stay
tuned for that vlog. Oh my goodness. I
know they going to tell me a story,
honey. every time we have first day of
school, they get back home, it is a
whole fiasco. So, we'll definitely be
recording that. But right now, me and
mom about to go on back home and chill
out. I'm probably about to edit, get my
life together and get ready for them to
get home. Really, honestly. But I'll
talk to y'all later and see y'all in the
next vlog.
Bye y'all.
