Laura, that must have felt awesome when the therapist told you that. You are a great mama, that is for sure! Simon is going to grow up to be a big strong boy thanks to you and of course because Simon is already big and strong!!
Angel, sorry about the dress troubles. I am sure its hard to find a dress that fits properly because you are breast feeding, hence larger breasts! And a D cup, that is impressive! My breasts never grew at all when I attempted to breast feed
lol. Then again I had problems with insufficiency. I can just picture Simon rocking back and forth in a crawling position, so cute! I would love to see a recent pic of him. I have a bunch of recent pics of Sophie from our Nikon camera, I will upload some of them soon.
Alyssa's graduation went good today. It kind of stung because I didn't realize what a high achieving school she went to. Tons of straight A students. And I had to beg her to even bring home C's
. The teachers as well as Aaron and I are stumped, every year the school districts do a series of tests to see how proficient the kids are in English and Math. Alyssa always scores at the top for her school. She has even scored perfect on them (and that's not easy to do). Her grades in no way match her abilities so we are going to have her tested this summer before she starts high school because I am almost certain something isn't right. I got a chance to observe her around her peers today and she definitely stands out as extremely socially awkward. Something just doesn't add up here. I am not sure but it looks almost like she shows signs of some type of social disorder, extreme extreme shyness, can't look at people in the eye and cannot socialize with people she doesn't know. I don't think she has Aspergers because she can actually look us dead in the eye (which at times has made me a tad bit uncomfortable) kind of like a deer in headlights. I think I mentioned to you ladies that Aly use to suffer from something called Selective Mutism. But today I came to the realization that this might be something more than just shyness. I thought she outgrew the Mutism but there is still something wrong. She is so smart yet she doesn't ever pick up on sarcasm and other things. Its hard to explain. I am going to get a referral (thats if I can ever get through to make an appointment, and if I ever receive her medical cards!!) and take her to a doctor that specializes in Autism Spectrum Disorders and ADD. I don't think she is Autistic but just to rule it out just in case there is something there that I overlooked.
Anyways, Natalie is doing a little better. Hopefully things continue to improve. She is on 2 medications right now that seem to be helping. Sophia is all over the place, extremely active and accident prone. Poor thing has hit her head quite a bit, even with me right on top of her and near her all the time! She is very impulsive and tries to run instead of walk and she will trip over her legs.
Any plans for the weekend ladies?