PS - The other exciting part of this story is that I am seeing more and more that Victoria "understands" what I'm asking her to do, although she doesn't "talk" back to me each time I give her a command. It is so wonderful to see her comprehending language. When you have a special-needs child, this is something you do NOT take for granted.
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
On My Own
PS - The other exciting part of this story is that I am seeing more and more that Victoria "understands" what I'm asking her to do, although she doesn't "talk" back to me each time I give her a command. It is so wonderful to see her comprehending language. When you have a special-needs child, this is something you do NOT take for granted.
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6 comments:
That is awesome!!!! Man, I miss those girls!
That is SO sweet! I love to see that look of accomplishment & pride on their faces when they know they've done something great! Congratulations!!
She was doing exactly what you asked her to do.....immediately. She knew she had done good. I like the way she didn't give up until she had stood. Makes a Mom proud.
She clearly understands what you are asking her to do. How precious she is!
HOW PRECIOUS!!!! You go, Victoria!!! Love that sweet, sweet smile!!!
WoooHooo... way to go Victoria! Sounded like Mark was having a party in the other room =)
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