Nope. She is starting to cruise on the couch to open the blinds but that rarely happens. And she is starting to stand and let go. She falls soon after. There is no trying to walk if we hold her up to try. It will be several more months before she will do it for reals.
Yes, including walking up and down stairs (not crawling.) This one may very likely give me a heart attack. "You are too little to do everything your brothers are doing!!!!!!"
:-SS
Edited becasue I haven't figutre out how DD turned off my spell check yet
Yes, including walking up and down stairs (not crawling.) This one may very likely give me a heart attack. "You are too little to do everything your brothers are doing!!!!!!"
:-SS
Edited becasue I haven't figutre out how DD turned off my spell check yet
Walking for about 3 months. Now running, walking backwards and walking in circles. Just experienced a huge language explosion over the past month. I think we are up to 60-70 words.
Walks great, some running, but still can't even climb up on the couch. I am very grateful he's not a climber.
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Walking, running, climbing...When she climbs the couch she usually has to grab onto me to get up. If I don't let her grab me to climb up its a meltdown. She must climb. She also will walk backwards to sit on her little chair. Walk backwards and sit..without looking..and sometimes her chair is not exactly where she thought it was. She's crazy haha
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Caleb is making a lot of progress and will walk pretty quickly holding our hands. He hasn't yet taken an independent step but I think it's coming soon. He is great at cruising and can walk well with a push toy. He will crawl sometimes but mostly scoots on his bottom to get around on his own. He stood on his own for a split second when we let go of his hands during PT this week. I'm proud of him and our hard work
He walked at 9 months (which was awful) and now operates at run, sprint and head first dive. He is pretty slow to talk but words are starting to pop out and surprise me.
I'm still waiting for Finn to stand unsupported :-S
@valstulas >:D< I may have missed your update a while back but how did Finn's evaluation go with PT? (I know this was quite some time ago)
Thanks for asking!
He was approved for 10 PT sessions not solely for a gross motor delay, but more for a disparity between fine motor skills (very advanced) and gross motor skills (very delayed).
We've had 1 session. The second was this week but he was too fussy from shots so they left and rescheduled.
Honestly, if I had known the wheels would turn so slowly, I would have sought intervention sooner.
I feel encouraged that he has finally starting cruising on furniture, but I have anxiety. His evaluators say he's quite bright, so that's encouraging to hear. But as you know, there's always that element of doubt. :-q
He's been walking for almost 3 months now and is learning how to run. As far as words, he really only says "da" which he uses both for DH and the dog, so I'm not sure if that even counts.
@valstulas I had missed that Finn was starting PT--hopefully his next session will go smoother once he's not fussy from shots. PT has been so helpful for us--for awhile I was discouraged at how slow his progress seemed, but then it was like something clicked, muscle memory kicked in, and he started cruising and crawling like a champ. He also probably has 10-15 words so I feel like he has been focused on verbal development and now can focus on gross motor! Our PT told me about these "walking wings" this week and I'm thinking of ordering it: https://www.amazon.com/Upspring-Baby-Walking-Wings-Learning/dp/B000E9TDRS good luck to you guys! I'm sure he'll be moving in no time
I'm still waiting for Finn to stand unsupported :-S
@valstulas >:D<
I may have missed your update a while back but how did Finn's evaluation go with PT?
(I know this was quite some time ago)
Thanks for asking!
He was approved for 10 PT sessions not solely for a gross motor delay, but more for a disparity between fine motor skills (very advanced) and gross motor skills (very delayed).
We've had 1 session. The second was this week but he was too fussy from shots so they left and rescheduled.
Honestly, if I had known the wheels would turn so slowly, I would have sought intervention sooner.
I feel encouraged that he has finally starting cruising on furniture, but I have anxiety. His evaluators say he's quite bright, so that's encouraging to hear. But as you know, there's always that element of doubt. :-q
Just walk, baby!!!!
we are in very similar boats.
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Re: Walking
Just experienced a huge language explosion over the past month. I think we are up to 60-70 words.
Married: 4/5/13
"You know that place between sleep and awake,
that place where you can still remember dreaming?
That's where I will always love you.
That's where I'll be waiting."
~Peter Pan
*TW*
BFP #2: 10/29/17 MMC dx @ 9 weeks
BFP #3: 2/2/18 MC 2/7/18
BFP #4: 3/2/18 MC 3/9/18
RPL testing and hysteroscopy: all normal
BFP #5: 4/1/18 MMC dx @ 14 weeks ----> genetically normal girl
Hysteroscopy to remove scar tissue 9/28
BFP #6 11/5/18 EDD 7/20/19
BFP #7 12/8/2021 EDD 8/22/2022
He wants to walk down the stairs but I won't let him.
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@valstulas >:D<
I may have missed your update a while back but how did Finn's evaluation go with PT?
(I know this was quite some time ago)
Thanks for asking!
He was approved for 10 PT sessions not solely for a gross motor delay, but more for a disparity between fine motor skills (very advanced) and gross motor skills (very delayed).
We've had 1 session. The second was this week but he was too fussy from shots so they left and rescheduled.
Honestly, if I had known the wheels would turn so slowly, I would have sought intervention sooner.
I feel encouraged that he has finally starting cruising on furniture, but I have anxiety. His evaluators say he's quite bright, so that's encouraging to hear. But as you know, there's always that element of doubt. :-q
Just walk, baby!!!!
@purplepeanut6 I'm sorry to hear that. I hope your LO comes around soon.