She's pulling herself up on everything to stand up. The evidence?
In her bedroom.
In her playpen. (I'm not torturing her. She just wants out. And I have to have some pics of her crying. My mom used to take pics of me crying. It's a family thing.)
On her mommy.
At the doctor's office!
Still more photo entries to come! Making up for lost time! :)
Kiki's very first ultrasound, when I was 23 weeks pregnant, showed some soft markers for Down syndrome or Trisomy 21. She was officially diagnosed four weeks later via amniocentesis.
Thanks to First Steps, Kiki has been getting physical therapy since she was 4 months old, speech therapy since she was 8 months old, and occupational therapy since she was 11 months old.
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2 comments:
Yay! Pictures! Pulling up on everything is the biggest sign you're in trouble. She'll be cruising faster than you can keep up soon and then walking.
And then you can just hang up your hat and give up because it's all insane from there. The first time Dessa grabbed the remote and ran into the kitchen I wanted to give up and move to Belize. The forty-first time she did it? (In the SAME HOUR...) I started making reservations. :-)
She will be cruising soon! Yay for pulling up!
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