Dropped off the Blogger Radar
The lovely Paula from Mixed with Sugar has decided to do nablopomo (sp?) this month.
So I am feeling inspired by her to up my output at the very least. It will probably be quantity not quality.
My original thoughts were grouchy and growly. Shocking, huh?
Instead I will post about something positive in my life. I had a little boy, who was two years and six months old who had about twenty words. He couldn't show or tell me what he wanted and he was terribly frustrated.
I now have a little boy who is four years and eight months old who talks up a storm. There is no way to count the words that stream from his mouth. He gets his point across quite well.
The other day his ABA tutor asked him if he was a boy or a girl.
He said, "I'm a boy and Daddy's a boy. I have a weenie and Daddy has a weenie."
How far we have come...
So I am feeling inspired by her to up my output at the very least. It will probably be quantity not quality.
My original thoughts were grouchy and growly. Shocking, huh?
Instead I will post about something positive in my life. I had a little boy, who was two years and six months old who had about twenty words. He couldn't show or tell me what he wanted and he was terribly frustrated.
I now have a little boy who is four years and eight months old who talks up a storm. There is no way to count the words that stream from his mouth. He gets his point across quite well.
The other day his ABA tutor asked him if he was a boy or a girl.
He said, "I'm a boy and Daddy's a boy. I have a weenie and Daddy has a weenie."
How far we have come...
posted by Caro at 4:49 PM
14 Comments:
Very cute!
Very cute, lucky he didn't go on and elaborate on the different sizes like our wee boy did!!!!
Hey Liz!
Thanks Undomestic.
It's a good thing he didn't go on Chris. His is bigger than his Daddy's. LOL
I'll take quantity over quality... Nice to have you back.
Hey badgerdaddy,
I have some music/running questions I've been meaning to ask you. Off to your blog!
You know you'll always be loved whether you're grumpy, funny, boring (which I don't think you're capable of), brilliant. That's why blogland is so great.
When our oldest was 4 years old, he started going to a special needs preschool for speech. There's nothing better than being able to celebrate those accomplishments.
It's important to know who has a weenie and who doesn't.
Thanks Caro...
Roxanne - I didn't realize you had trod the path of special needs also. Thank you for the kind comments.
Paula - It's important indeed, else one might get an unpleasant surprise. You're welcome.
Teehee!
What wonderful success he's had,YAY!
Ms. L - Thanks.
yey!!! I celebrate each and every one of those victories!!! You've come a long way!! Bravo!
Can't wait to see him.
Mom
Mary - Thank you. They are precious victories indeed.
Cute! It sounds like he has made a lot of progress. That's great!
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