I know it's not Brag Day but ...

malcivar · June 2013

Well, for one DH went all by himself to a school meeting because I had a work meeting I couldn't get out of.

So, Chris is doing MUCH better. He can say 'hi' to everyone now. You don't realize what a big deal this is until your kid NEVER says hi to you. Now if we say "Hi, Chris", he'll say "hi, Mommy" or "hi, Daddy". On that note, DH and I have names now - "Mommy", "Daddy" and he's using names at school too. His eye contact has drastically improved and his tantrums - annoying as they may be - are more in line with typical reactions to situations. Typical for his age range that is.

DH sounded so proud and he's usually the one obsessing about things Chris can't do. So yay!!

Assembly_Reqd · June 2013

Woot!

jenn11178 · June 2013

I know how proud you must be that he is saying hi...even something as simple as that moves you to tears when your child does it for the first time. We are teaching my son to say hello and goodbye and wave..he is still inconsistent but on those days when he does ...it touches my heart in such a way