Lucy has recently began to sit up on a bench all by herself. She also has about the straightest posture of any kid we've ever seen, so she's expecting a trophy for that soon. We have been working to get her to bare more weight into her knees and ankles, so that we can just skip the crawling phase altogether and go straight to qualifying for the 100m sprint.
At this time, Lucy is busy at her coffee table office, arranging similar shaped blocks into buckets. Her secretary urges you to leave a message after the beep.
3 comments:
before I even read your comments about Lucy's posture in the post I thought to myself "wow! look at how straight up Lucy is sitting - what great posture!" :) i love how well she is sitting on her stool working at her "coffee table desk"!!!
fabulous. also: the hospital photo, in juxtaposition looks like she's working on the laptop from the crib.
she is a multi tasker
love to you all
I do understand how it feels to have a special child. I also have Roi "Biloi", my son with CHD since he was 4 months old. Luckily with God's grace and miracle, he is 13 years old now, surviving even if he has been denied an open heart surgery due to RV failure. He has no prescribed medication except mutli-vitamins with iron. I created also a blog for him. biloi.blogspot.com.
Your child must be lucky enough to have responsible and loving parents like you. God bless!
dalene dolot
roi's mother
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