Lea's been on the verge of walking for the past two weeks now. She's been getting herself up and standing in the middle of the room, holding on to nothing, for long stretches of time. And she's been shifting her weight from leg to leg, kind of testing things out. Whenever she calculates that the object/person whom she'd like to approach is near by enough to attempt a risk, she's even managed to take a couple of steps (usually just one or two, but as much as four or five on a couple of occasions).
But she isn't quite there yet. Like Hallie, Lea is going to do stuff in her own sweet time.
Here's a video I took of her yesterday, which should give you a closer idea of what she's up to at this point.
So cute, can't deal! Also, I can hear Caillou in the background, which makes it sound like the soundtrack at our house. "Caillou was glad there weren't any alligators in this swamp..."
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It is kind of funny watching her walk around a bit since I have only seen "sitting and crawling Lea" ... can't wait to see the live show!
I can really understand about the meat thing.
It has a strong smell, and several other reasons.
And its texture is probably not so great for children of a year, unless it is smooth.
(calf's foot jelly).
Yeah, Lea's pushing around with her wagon.
Great to hear the words and babbles.
"uh oh" is a useful word!
And so is "catch".
So cute, can't deal! Also, I can hear Caillou in the background, which makes it sound like the soundtrack at our house. "Caillou was glad there weren't any alligators in this swamp..."
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