WOW!!! DD9's cursive is better than her printing, but not by that much. Teaching her cursive was the trial of all trials. It was what started our journey to the dyslexia/dysgraphia diagnosis. Her psychologist at first thought it was related to anxiety and perfectionism (not saying they are not, but that did not explain her problems away).
Progress is an amazing thing! Keep that picture and take many, many more. I took a picture when DD wrote four three-letter words in cursive on the bathtub tiles with bath crayons. It was the first time she had ever wrote in cursive without a cattle prod. We framed it!
