David shows strong tendancies toward being a leftie. He throws all balls with his left hand...even switching hands to throw left-handed when necessary. He also eats with his left hand, even when food is inconveniently placed near his right hand. As a probable home-schooling candidate though, I will likely encourage him to learn to write right-handed.
His spoken vocabulary has grown amazingly in the past week or so. It now includes the following words- most of which are spoken on a pretty regular basis: "Kitty Cat", "Uh-Oh" (his second word after "Kitty Cat" and by far the clearest and most regularly used), "hi", "Dada", and "ball." He is a jabber-mouth and is constantly saying many other things but as yet, unidentifiable.
David is exceptionally strong! Not only are his arm and leg muscles in plain view, but he can perform all sorts of stunts on pure power alone. For example, he regularly hangs from the kitchen or bathroom counter and pull himself up to a chin up. This has also been true on the baby gates, the side of the bed, the couch and other items just out of reach. Also, often reminding me of an ant, he carries around household objects that are far heavier than him-- tubs and lids, baby gates, chairs, heavy toys, etc...
How I am constantly amazed by this little boy that God has blessed us with, but most of all, I am overcome by the great and precious gift he truly is!!! How much above and beyond did God provide in answering our prayers!
1 comment:
I'm confused...why are you going to teach him to write right-handed? This is coming from a leftie though. :)
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