Today, we attended my daughter’s first Robotime Workshop and it was the one organized by @serenebliss_23 . 
My daughter is the one who I registered, I just came to accompany her.
As a child in the autism spectrum, I had to prepare her days ahead for this event just to make sure everything will go smoothly. So, one thing you might notice about my posts is that my daughter have claimed rights for all the Super Creator kits I have bought previously so she plays with it as a dollhouse for her Paw Patrol toys. 
That’s why I was 100% sure she was going to select one of the Super Creator kits in the options. There were two Super Creator kits - Blooming Tea Garden and Fresh Flower Shop. A third book nook kit was an option but knowing my daughter, of course she sticks to the Super Creator kit which is also just age appropriate for her skills.
She chose the Super Creator Blooming Tea Garden and she’s been calling that kit the “Tea Party” kit. 
So, days before this event, she’s been playing with her 6 Super Creator kits back then and she finally realized she doesn’t have the Skye Paw Patrol toy yet to display in one of the rooms so she went to her Dad and told him “Daddy, I want Skye toy please.” That’s one of the few full sentences that she can say. The motivation for asking for stuff is just too strong that even a non-conversant child can complete it. 
Of course, my husband being a total girl dad promised they would buy it the next time we go to the toy store. I didn’t know about this agreement between them until the this day has come. 
It’s Saturday and the day of the Robotime Workshop, we woke up early to arrive early and make sure we will be able to grab the kit she wants. Part of the routine to prepare her for going out is listing all the things that will be done within the day like a checklist and make her agree to it so that the day can run smoothly without tantrums or meltdowns. I told her, “Ride the bus, ride the train, then, tea party!”. Making it short and simple makes her comprehend what I said better. Of course she didn’t agree with this schedule, she rebutted with “ride bus, buy Skye toy, then, tea party!”. I was dumbfounded, we absolutely did not prepare for the Skye toy part so I didn’t know where she got that. Then my husband realizing what he has done told me about what happened the other day. So this Mommy didn’t have any option but to arrive a little late because we had to drop by the toy store first before we can go to the venue of the workshop.
I would just like to thank Anne for being so understanding about our situation and reserving one of the Blooming Tea Garden kits for my daughter. 
Look at this girl, so happy about her new kit! You definitely made her day! 
And of course, we brought out miniselves in Nendoroid Doll form.
We also received this cute personally hand drawn ref magnet made by Anne as a souvenir/remembrance of this day.
This Hangyodon gachapon given by @shinjimasu that my daughter absolutely loved! 
And a Melody plush (that I do not have a photo right now ) given by @Kawayeeh_PH .
My daughter loved the pasta so much that she can’t choose between eating or building the kit so she did both at the same time.
When we got home, we immediately rebuilt the kit on top of her Super Creator building!
And of course, Skye is the owner of this place now.
I really love the combination of this kit with the clear Robotime roof. It gives it the more authentic sunroom vibe to it.
We’re targeting to buy the Super Creator terraces next since I think it’ll look good beside this kit. Specially the one with the swing which is the Super Creator Sunny Break Terrace Expansion Pack.
i love that you & your daughter can do this together and have fun!
I’m happy that I’ve made your daughter happy. 