Re: It's Official! She's on the Move!!!

[Guest guest]

Hi Chris!

That's awesome! Get that video camera out and start shooting! How

fun. I know what you mean about the little stuff. We are still

waiting paitently for to pull himself into a stand. But he

knows we are waiting, so he's going to take his own sweet time.

Little stinker! Have fun and start getting those baby gates. It

doesn't take long before they are outta here!!

congrats again,

atypical bl cf dbb 23/7

> has been working very hard at getting where she wants to go

without actually having to crawl. She rolls, scoots backward and even

pivots on her belly BUT going forward was not one of her talents...

until today! She isn't exactly crawling but she gets up on all fours

(often her hands and toes, not necessarily knees!) and propels herself

forward almost doing a 'face plant' before getting back up and doing

it all over. It's a hoot to watch and so exciting. I feel like we

are on our way to those baby gates and a grand decluttering session

for anything 3 ft or below before we are ready!

>

> Aren't the little things so exciting when you know it took so much

to finally accomplish them? :) Especially when you are working

around an FAB!

>

> Just had to share...

> Chris

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Chris!

That's awesome! Get that video camera out and start shooting! How

fun. I know what you mean about the little stuff. We are still

waiting paitently for to pull himself into a stand. But he

knows we are waiting, so he's going to take his own sweet time.

Little stinker! Have fun and start getting those baby gates. It

doesn't take long before they are outta here!!

congrats again,

atypical bl cf dbb 23/7

> has been working very hard at getting where she wants to go

without actually having to crawl. She rolls, scoots backward and even

pivots on her belly BUT going forward was not one of her talents...

until today! She isn't exactly crawling but she gets up on all fours

(often her hands and toes, not necessarily knees!) and propels herself

forward almost doing a 'face plant' before getting back up and doing

it all over. It's a hoot to watch and so exciting. I feel like we

are on our way to those baby gates and a grand decluttering session

for anything 3 ft or below before we are ready!

>

> Aren't the little things so exciting when you know it took so much

to finally accomplish them? :) Especially when you are working

around an FAB!

>

> Just had to share...

> Chris

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Way to go ! Better get those gates ready! LOL

and

BCF 03/25/2004

DBB 23/7

On 10/27/2004 3:20:50 PM, nosurgery4clubfoot wrote:

> has been working very hard at getting where she wants to go without

> actually having to crawl. She rolls, scoots backward and even pivots on

> her belly BUT going forward was not one of her talents... until today!

> She

> isn't exactly crawling but she gets up on all fours (often her hands and

toes, not necessarily knees!) and propels herself forward almost doing a

'face

> plant' before getting back up and doing it all over. It's a hoot to watch

> and so exciting. I feel like we are on our way to those baby gates and a

> grand decluttering session for anything 3 ft or below before we are

> ready!

>

> Aren't the little things so exciting when you know it took so much to

finally accomplish them? :) Especially when you are working around an

FAB!

>

> Just had to share...

> Chris

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

That is so funny Chris!! I would have sworn you were talking about my

son Ethan!! That is exactly what he does. I am surprised he doesn't

have rug burns on his nose and forehead!!!

Tina

Dylan 3-21-00

Ethan 3-06-04 bcf s 15/7

#3 EDD 5-25-05

[Guest guest]

that's wonderful!!!!! It's funny how their little accomplishments are so

exciting and can just stop time when you're watching them. My son, is 3 months

(2 1/2 month preemie, so I expect him to be a little behind.) But he'll do

something and I'm so excited because that's what a normal 3 month does. This

morning he was laying on his tummy down the front of me. He had his arms pulled

in by his side and he lifted his head straight up and looked at me. I was

exstactic. He held it up for quit awhile before it bobbed back down. The funny

thing is he'll scoot himself up on me, lift his head and root across my face,

not sure if that's normal but it makes me laugh.

Anyway, thanks for sharing.

chris@...> wrote:

has been working very hard at getting where she wants to go without

actually having to crawl. She rolls, scoots backward and even pivots on her

belly BUT going forward was not one of her talents... until today! She isn't

exactly crawling but she gets up on all fours (often her hands and toes, not

necessarily knees!) and propels herself forward almost doing a 'face plant'

before getting back up and doing it all over. It's a hoot to watch and so

exciting. I feel like we are on our way to those baby gates and a grand

decluttering session for anything 3 ft or below before we are ready!

Aren't the little things so exciting when you know it took so much to finally

accomplish them? :) Especially when you are working around an FAB!

Just had to share...

Chris

[Guest guest]

Yep... Heaven help us.

Re: It's Official! She's on the Move!!!

Way to go ! Better get those gates ready! LOL

and

BCF 03/25/2004

DBB 23/7

On 10/27/2004 3:20:50 PM, nosurgery4clubfoot wrote:

> has been working very hard at getting where she wants to go without

> actually having to crawl. She rolls, scoots backward and even pivots on

> her belly BUT going forward was not one of her talents... until today!

> She

> isn't exactly crawling but she gets up on all fours (often her hands and

toes, not necessarily knees!) and propels herself forward almost doing a

'face

> plant' before getting back up and doing it all over. It's a hoot to watch

> and so exciting. I feel like we are on our way to those baby gates and a

> grand decluttering session for anything 3 ft or below before we are

> ready!

>

> Aren't the little things so exciting when you know it took so much to

finally accomplish them? :) Especially when you are working around an

FAB!

>

> Just had to share...

> Chris

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I'm waiting for those! Her therapist said she's surprised she's not bruised

since she really propels herself with force!

Re: It's Official! She's on the Move!!!

That is so funny Chris!! I would have sworn you were talking about my

son Ethan!! That is exactly what he does. I am surprised he doesn't

have rug burns on his nose and forehead!!!

Tina

Dylan 3-21-00

Ethan 3-06-04 bcf s 15/7

#3 EDD 5-25-05

[Guest guest]

Awwww.. how sweet and cute! I love watching them 'get' stuff. It's one of the

great joys of parenting when they are little. and the unconditional love just

can't be beat. Even when we're the ones who force their feet in the shoes, they

still think we are the most wonderful thing ever. Can't beat that!

was a bit early as well although not quite that early. And has had some

challenges. But according to the Neo, she shouldn't be here at all so when

she's toddling around I'm going to go down to his office and share her success

with him. Perhaps then he'll apologize for telling us to prepare for her

funeral... jerk. LOL

Re: It's Official! She's on the Move!!!

that's wonderful!!!!! It's funny how their little accomplishments are

so exciting and can just stop time when you're watching them. My son, is 3

months (2 1/2 month preemie, so I expect him to be a little behind.) But he'll

do something and I'm so excited because that's what a normal 3 month does. This

morning he was laying on his tummy down the front of me. He had his arms pulled

in by his side and he lifted his head straight up and looked at me. I was

exstactic. He held it up for quit awhile before it bobbed back down. The funny

thing is he'll scoot himself up on me, lift his head and root across my face,

not sure if that's normal but it makes me laugh.

Anyway, thanks for sharing.

chris@...> wrote:

has been working very hard at getting where she wants to go without

actually having to crawl. She rolls, scoots backward and even pivots on her

belly BUT going forward was not one of her talents... until today! She isn't

exactly crawling but she gets up on all fours (often her hands and toes, not

necessarily knees!) and propels herself forward almost doing a 'face plant'

before getting back up and doing it all over. It's a hoot to watch and so

exciting. I feel like we are on our way to those baby gates and a grand

decluttering session for anything 3 ft or below before we are ready!

Aren't the little things so exciting when you know it took so much to finally

accomplish them? :) Especially when you are working around an FAB!

Just had to share...

Chris

[Guest guest]

Awwww.. how sweet and cute! I love watching them 'get' stuff. It's one of the

great joys of parenting when they are little. and the unconditional love just

can't be beat. Even when we're the ones who force their feet in the shoes, they

still think we are the most wonderful thing ever. Can't beat that!

was a bit early as well although not quite that early. And has had some

challenges. But according to the Neo, she shouldn't be here at all so when

she's toddling around I'm going to go down to his office and share her success

with him. Perhaps then he'll apologize for telling us to prepare for her

funeral... jerk. LOL

Re: It's Official! She's on the Move!!!

that's wonderful!!!!! It's funny how their little accomplishments are

so exciting and can just stop time when you're watching them. My son, is 3

months (2 1/2 month preemie, so I expect him to be a little behind.) But he'll

do something and I'm so excited because that's what a normal 3 month does. This

morning he was laying on his tummy down the front of me. He had his arms pulled

in by his side and he lifted his head straight up and looked at me. I was

exstactic. He held it up for quit awhile before it bobbed back down. The funny

thing is he'll scoot himself up on me, lift his head and root across my face,

not sure if that's normal but it makes me laugh.

Anyway, thanks for sharing.

chris@...> wrote:

has been working very hard at getting where she wants to go without

actually having to crawl. She rolls, scoots backward and even pivots on her

belly BUT going forward was not one of her talents... until today! She isn't

exactly crawling but she gets up on all fours (often her hands and toes, not

necessarily knees!) and propels herself forward almost doing a 'face plant'

before getting back up and doing it all over. It's a hoot to watch and so

exciting. I feel like we are on our way to those baby gates and a grand

decluttering session for anything 3 ft or below before we are ready!

Aren't the little things so exciting when you know it took so much to finally

accomplish them? :) Especially when you are working around an FAB!

Just had to share...

Chris

[Guest guest]

Isn't it hysterical? will get up on all fours and then fall flat.

But when he wants to move, he just drags himself across the

floor, little butt going like crazy. We call him the " inchworm " !

11.23.03

> has been working very hard at getting where she wants

to go without actually having to crawl. She rolls, scoots

backward and even pivots on her belly BUT going forward was

not one of her talents... until today! She isn't exactly crawling but

she gets up on all fours (often her hands and toes, not

necessarily knees!) and propels herself forward almost doing a

'face plant' before getting back up and doing it all over. It's a hoot

to watch and so exciting. I feel like we are on our way to those

baby gates and a grand decluttering session for anything 3 ft or

below before we are ready!

>

> Aren't the little things so exciting when you know it took so

much to finally accomplish them? :) Especially when you are

working around an FAB!

>

> Just had to share...

> Chris

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Isn't it hysterical? will get up on all fours and then fall flat.

But when he wants to move, he just drags himself across the

floor, little butt going like crazy. We call him the " inchworm " !

11.23.03

> has been working very hard at getting where she wants

to go without actually having to crawl. She rolls, scoots

backward and even pivots on her belly BUT going forward was

not one of her talents... until today! She isn't exactly crawling but

she gets up on all fours (often her hands and toes, not

necessarily knees!) and propels herself forward almost doing a

'face plant' before getting back up and doing it all over. It's a hoot

to watch and so exciting. I feel like we are on our way to those

baby gates and a grand decluttering session for anything 3 ft or

below before we are ready!

>

> Aren't the little things so exciting when you know it took so

much to finally accomplish them? :) Especially when you are

working around an FAB!

>

> Just had to share...

> Chris

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Cracks me up! LOL we started calling her " the rug bug " today. LOL

Re: It's Official! She's on the Move!!!

Isn't it hysterical? will get up on all fours and then fall flat.

But when he wants to move, he just drags himself across the

floor, little butt going like crazy. We call him the " inchworm " !

11.23.03

> has been working very hard at getting where she wants

to go without actually having to crawl. She rolls, scoots

backward and even pivots on her belly BUT going forward was

not one of her talents... until today! She isn't exactly crawling but

she gets up on all fours (often her hands and toes, not

necessarily knees!) and propels herself forward almost doing a

'face plant' before getting back up and doing it all over. It's a hoot

to watch and so exciting. I feel like we are on our way to those

baby gates and a grand decluttering session for anything 3 ft or

below before we are ready!

>

> Aren't the little things so exciting when you know it took so

much to finally accomplish them? :) Especially when you are

working around an FAB!

>

> Just had to share...

> Chris

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

That is so exciting! Congrats to laura!

Shook

Retail Operations Manager/Baking Instructor

Vie de France Yamazaki, Inc.

2070 Chain Bridge Rd. Suite 500

Vienna, VA 22182

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[Guest guest]

That is so exciting! Congrats to laura!

Shook

Retail Operations Manager/Baking Instructor

Vie de France Yamazaki, Inc.

2070 Chain Bridge Rd. Suite 500

Vienna, VA 22182

x374

x374

fax

[Guest guest]

That is so adorable! Congratulations.

Louisa

6-27-99

Zoe 2-22-04 RCF FAB 16/7

> has been working very hard at getting where she wants to go

without actually having to crawl. She rolls, scoots backward and

even pivots on her belly BUT going forward was not one of her

talents... until today! She isn't exactly crawling but she gets up

on all fours (often her hands and toes, not necessarily knees!) and

propels herself forward almost doing a 'face plant' before getting

back up and doing it all over. It's a hoot to watch and so

exciting. I feel like we are on our way to those baby gates and a

grand decluttering session for anything 3 ft or below before we are

ready!

>

> Aren't the little things so exciting when you know it took so much

to finally accomplish them? :) Especially when you are working

around an FAB!

>

> Just had to share...

> Chris

>

>

>

>