Atley - 7/14/2017
Atley had several bites of oatmeal and two or three bites of baked cinnamon apples for breakfast. For lunch she had a couple bites of hamburger stew (ground beef with green beans, carrots, potatoes, and brussel sprouts), ate whole wheat dinner roll, and maybe a bite or taste of apricots. When she was done with breakfast she started singing and it was easy to identify the "Baa Baa Black Sheep" tune and "ABC" tune as well. :)
So what is Atley reaching for in the first picture? Well I'm glad you asked! The answer is in the 2nd picture and here's the story. Whenever I'm fixing someone's hair I usually have them sitting on the changing table and I always say (if they need to hold their head still) "look at the ....." whatever animal is on the calendar with the wildlife babies. As soon as I was done with her hair this morning she went right over to the wall and started reaching! :) Probably because I kept pointing and saying, "Atley, look at the bear cubs."
Here are some pictures from this morning's activities. Atley found a nice soft pillow to take a rest. (A very brief rest!) It's fun to watch how she interacts with the other kids. She's an observer - she watches closely what the other children are doing and may join in, but frequently she's very content to just watch. However, if she feels like playing beside someone it is usually Nora. And in the last two pictures she's playing by Nora. First at the sinks and then outside on the patio with the little tricycle. Atley was making the pedal spin and Nora was watching closely. :)
So what is Atley reaching for in the first picture? Well I'm glad you asked! The answer is in the 2nd picture and here's the story. Whenever I'm fixing someone's hair I usually have them sitting on the changing table and I always say (if they need to hold their head still) "look at the ....." whatever animal is on the calendar with the wildlife babies. As soon as I was done with her hair this morning she went right over to the wall and started reaching! :) Probably because I kept pointing and saying, "Atley, look at the bear cubs."
Here are some pictures from this morning's activities. Atley found a nice soft pillow to take a rest. (A very brief rest!) It's fun to watch how she interacts with the other kids. She's an observer - she watches closely what the other children are doing and may join in, but frequently she's very content to just watch. However, if she feels like playing beside someone it is usually Nora. And in the last two pictures she's playing by Nora. First at the sinks and then outside on the patio with the little tricycle. Atley was making the pedal spin and Nora was watching closely. :)
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