AnnaKate loves her push wagon and does great walking with it but she could never steer. Billy has really been working with her each night on what he calls her "cardio". He walks her around the house, gets her to ride her scooter and push her wagon.
So tonight we heard her scurrying in the other room, then we heard the wagon click-click-clicking and then our precious little girl appeared around the corner! She was doing her "cardio" all by herself.
So watch out...here she comes!
*More later about her first field trip today!
Billy and I married in 1998 after dating for 6 years. In 2006 we adopted AnnaKate. We were lucky enough to meet her birth mother and take her home from the hospital. At about 4 months old, AnnaKate was diagnosed with Rubinstein-Taybi Syndrome. Through all of AnnaKate's struggles and delays she surprises and delights us daily! Thanks for marking this spot and coming back often to check in on us.
15 comments:
That's totally worth all of the scuffed furniture! I love keeping up with you through your blog. Hope you're well!
Ashley (Rutland) Adamo
Ok I watched with bated breath at the end as she steered toward the cabinet with the plate on it! Was it going to fall or not? So funny! All that she is doing is so exciting!
We have got to get together! I need to get my hands on her!!!!!
Go AnnaKate GO!
thats the cutest thing ive ever seen!!
I guess she needs a tricycle with a sterring wheel next. Are you really ready for her to walk??? Mom
Wow! She`s good!!!!
How old was she when she started walking with it?
Cecilie from Norway
Brilliant steering. What a PRECIOUS moment.
Way to go, girl! She's doing so good...and seems to be making such GREAT progress. How encouraging!
That is so cute! She looked so cute pushing that around! She is adorable.
Yeah AK! Natalie loves watching you walk!
I can't believe how she is growing up before our eyes! She really has mastered this skill - time to move on to something else. Pretty soon, she'll be dating. (Ha!)
I love it! That is so awesome watching things "click" in their little minds! :)
Woooo-Hoooo! That is awesome! She is a woman with a mission. GO AK!!
Love, Aunt Cathy
AK is sooo cute! I know you are so proud of her and the wonderful progress she is making. I especially love the bootie backup! ha
great blog some how i found you when i was looking for stuff on our son and his birth defect on esophageal atresia such a great blog site you have i wish you all the best.
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