Thursday, July 5, 2012

Watch Her Grow

This Week's Focus: Language


Interactions with Materials

  • This week Q-ball finally met her Learning Tower! (I must brag- I found it at a thrift shop for $11.95 because there were some stickers on it and stray pens markers on the easel. For those who don't know, MSRP is $150...)  She seems to really enjoy being on level with Mama and watching her cook (which we had to do a lot of this week), but her favorite thing so far is to pick items off the counter and drop them on the floor.  Learning about gravity, I suppose. 
  • She's taken an interest in doorbells.  She likes to say "ding-dong" whenever we enter the house.  
  • She has really enjoyed talking on the phone when Mama is on the phone, using an old cell phone.  She loves saying, "bye-bye.."
Interactions with Others
  • This morning at a event we attend, she let a stranger hold her hand and even pick her up! I was so surprised! 
  • She has also become quite the performer.  See yesterday's post. Even if she won't let a stranger near her, she'll be happy to smile and dance for them.  So, it's  a
Interactions with Space
    • Now that Q-ball is opening doors, her favorite door to open is the pantry.  This can be a bit of a mess, but it gives us lots of practice to clean up after ourselves and allows Mama to practice her relaxation breathing exercises.  Something that can't be "cleaned up"- the fact that potatoes, apples, and oranges look a lot like balls and get thrown and bruised.
    Interactions with Life 
      • She seems to be in the phase where she learns signs pretty instantaneously.  Now, Daddy and I just have to learn more to keep up!
      This post is linked up with Melissa from Vibrant Wanderings. Check out the links to see what other fantastic kiddos are up to!
       
      To see the rational and purpose for the Watch Her Grow series, please check out this post!

      2 comments:

      1. That learning tower really was a fantastic find! Nicely done! It sounds like it has been another busy week around there. I have been getting practice with relaxation breathing, too - I suppose it's good preparation for labor ;) Wishing you a relaxing week ahead!

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      2. Relaxation breathing sounds excellent for labor. I can't imagine how busy it is getting in your neck of the woods! Good luck!

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