Grace found a new pasttime, sunshine spitting. She was scooting on the floor and found herself in a patch of sunshine. There she found if she spits, she can see the spittal in the sunshine. She spit and spit until her mouth ran dry.
Cortical Vision Impairment for Grace
Sunday, June 5, 2011
Sunshine Spitting
Grace found a new pasttime, sunshine spitting. She was scooting on the floor and found herself in a patch of sunshine. There she found if she spits, she can see the spittal in the sunshine. She spit and spit until her mouth ran dry.
Happy 6th Birthday!!
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Monday, May 23, 2011
Grace walks forward in Kids Walk!
This was the end of the playing session. I will try to get better video of Grace walking forward, soon.
Sunday, May 22, 2011
Piggy Snores
The other night, Grace would just not go to sleep. Finally around 9:30 PM, I put Grace in her bed and said, "Night, night." I sat down to watch tv for awhile and Grace talked & sang quietly in her bed. After about an hour, I heard funny "pig" sounds coming from her room. Then I heard dad snoring loudly from our bedroom. Grace was copying the "pig" sounds she was hearing. She puts her hand up near her nose and blows out with a little smile on her lips. Darling.
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Knock Knock
So, I wasn't there, but Grace's Para related this story to me:
The Para needed to change Grace. The paper that they put on the changing table was out. So, she gave Grace the empty roll and pushed Grace in her wheelchair to the nurse's office to get more. Coming up to the nurse's office, the door was shut. Without prompting, Grace leaned forward and knocked on the door. Then she tried the handle. A few seconds later, the nurse opened the door and saw Grace with the empty paper roll. She said, " It looks like you need some more paper, " to which Grace instantaneously signed, "Please." A whole conversation and unprompted communication. The Para was so excited to share. Now, as I tell everyone the story, while in Grace's presence, she knows I am talking proudly and she smiles like she knows that she did something great.
The Para needed to change Grace. The paper that they put on the changing table was out. So, she gave Grace the empty roll and pushed Grace in her wheelchair to the nurse's office to get more. Coming up to the nurse's office, the door was shut. Without prompting, Grace leaned forward and knocked on the door. Then she tried the handle. A few seconds later, the nurse opened the door and saw Grace with the empty paper roll. She said, " It looks like you need some more paper, " to which Grace instantaneously signed, "Please." A whole conversation and unprompted communication. The Para was so excited to share. Now, as I tell everyone the story, while in Grace's presence, she knows I am talking proudly and she smiles like she knows that she did something great.
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