On the bright side the boys were wonderful car passengers there and back, probably helped by watching Bear in the Big Blue House on the dvd player.
Well, we've been back nearly 2 weeks now and are slowly working through our list of jobs that need doing, next on our list is painting the living room and kitchen!
The boys have been doing a lot of interacting this last week. Poor Sam, he is being chased now by a very fast William who will not leave him alone. He gets prodded, whacked, climbed on, and he just let's him do it! In fact, probably 75 percent of the time I think he is enjoying it. This is great, more interaction has got to be a good thing to help him progress.
Another plus is that Sam seems to be coming out of the toast phase he was in. He's now back to eating his instant oats for breakfast and yoghurts too. It may be a small thing to be so pleased about but when he eats such a tiny range of things it's great to know he's getting just that little bit of extra calcium and other vitamins.
Dear Laura,
ReplyDeleteI produce a feature on the Teatime Show called "Little Cumbria" - it broadcasts Monday to friday on BBC Radio Cumbria.
I would love to record a few of your blog entries and play them out on air if you are interested?
You can hear the feature on our iPlayer http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p00919pn/Ian_Timms_02_08_2010/
at 45mins 38 seconds...
Let me know if you are interested...
You can reach me at steven.greaves@bbc.co.uk or phone 01228 592444 and ask for me on extension 34
All the best,
Steven