Now, if my boys were different, I'd have a cute photo of them posing with their new stuff. But because they (and Jace in particular) don't wait around for such things, you've got the typical rushing to the burb "pose."
This was Jace's first day to go to developmental therapy with Aidan. When a child is under the age of 3, they have services provided through the state health and welfare "infant and toddler program." Now that Jace has turned 3, he receives it through a private agency like Aidan. This is therapy that involves not only many more hours, but it's out in the community, not in our home like "infant and toddler." He was thrilled to go with Aidan and didn't want the day to end. Damon cried for 1/2hr after we dropped them off. It was a sad cry, and I know he just plain missed his brother, and probably didn't understand why he didn't come back to the car with us.
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oh, that is so sweet that Damon is so close to his brothers. Maybe he will have more motivation to get more mobile? You are doing a great job Rachel. :-) keep it up
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