🫘 **Bean’s Corner:

“What Bean Noticed Today About Nanny Flava”**

Today Bean was minding their business… but also not minding their business at all, because Bean has one job in this household: observe Nanny Flava and report back.

And let me tell you —

Bean saw a lot today.

First thing Bean noticed:

The dryer — the one that’s been dead for two whole weeks — finally came back to life.

Bean said, “Nanny Flava looked at that dryer like it owed her money.”

Because it kinda did.

Second thing Bean noticed:

Nanny decided she was doing laundry today.

Not just thinking about it… actually doing it.

Bean watched her put in that first load like it was a championship moment.

Bean whispered to themself:

“Look at Nanny being strong today… today is a good day.”

Third thing Bean noticed:

Kimora came upstairs offering to carry Nanny’s laundry down for her.

And Bean’s little heart got soft.

Because Bean knows how much love sits in those small, gentle moments.

But Nanny Flava?

She said, “Thank you, baby, but I want to try to do it myself.”

Bean blinked.

Bean nodded.

Because Bean recognizes when Nanny is protecting her independence.

But Bean also heard the second part:

“I appreciate the offer.”

And that’s when Bean said,

“Ohhhh, that’s grown folks communication.”

Kindness on both sides —one offering help, the other accepting the love even if she didn’t need the hands.

Fourth thing Bean noticed:

Nanny wasn’t rushing.

She wasn’t overwhelmed.

She was doing one load at a time, steady and calm.

Bean said,

“She must be feeling better today… her body’s letting her move. I’m proud of her.”

And the final thing Bean noticed?

Nanny Flava had a little glow in her spirit.

A soft one… but it was there.

Bean could feel it.

So Bean sat on the stairs, kicking their little feet, smiling to themself and saying:

“Nanny’s having a good day.

And when Nanny has a good day, the whole house feels warmer.”