Atley - 6/20/2017
Atley ate toasted whole wheat english muffin and dried plums for breakfast. For lunch she ate a couple bites of chicken with stir fry vegetables, ate brown rice (that I fed her), and ate oranges.
I thought this was a cute picture of Atley and Hudson playing side-by-side at the legos table. This is what we call "parallel play." Not actually playing together, but playing with their own toys beside each other. Sometimes with similar toys, but not always. Typically the concept of playing with the same toy (sharing) is something they become capable of grasping and doing around the age of 3.
This is a cute picture of Atley looking at herself in the mirror. The lids on these pans have mirrors and when this toy set is out I always say, "look at the monkey" and then show them their face. Well 2 or 3 times of that, then all I have to say is, "look at the monkey" and they pick it up and look at them self! Ha! So now you know what your child's caregiver does for entertainment! Haha! Actually the children provide me with an immense amount of entertainment! I should probably be paying you all instead of the other way around!! Geez! Did I really just put that in writing. That doesn't make it a contract does it Brad!?! :)
Here's a couple more pictures of Atley from the morning activities. She and Avi were playing on each side of a wall that we built with the blocks. We also played outside and Atley loves to just stroll up and down the sidewalk.
I thought this was a cute picture of Atley and Hudson playing side-by-side at the legos table. This is what we call "parallel play." Not actually playing together, but playing with their own toys beside each other. Sometimes with similar toys, but not always. Typically the concept of playing with the same toy (sharing) is something they become capable of grasping and doing around the age of 3.
This is a cute picture of Atley looking at herself in the mirror. The lids on these pans have mirrors and when this toy set is out I always say, "look at the monkey" and then show them their face. Well 2 or 3 times of that, then all I have to say is, "look at the monkey" and they pick it up and look at them self! Ha! So now you know what your child's caregiver does for entertainment! Haha! Actually the children provide me with an immense amount of entertainment! I should probably be paying you all instead of the other way around!! Geez! Did I really just put that in writing. That doesn't make it a contract does it Brad!?! :)
Here's a couple more pictures of Atley from the morning activities. She and Avi were playing on each side of a wall that we built with the blocks. We also played outside and Atley loves to just stroll up and down the sidewalk.
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