Nora - 6/20/2018
Nora ate french toast and strawberries for breakfast. For lunch she ate bites of paleo stew with beef, broccoli, cauliflower, sweet potatoes, and green beans. She ate crackers and tropical fruit.
This first picture is from yesterday afternoon when everyone was examining a small roly poly bug that Hudson had in his dump truck. They've been finding lots of roly poly bugs this year outside and everyone loves it. Well the three oldest kids at least. This is about the extent of interest that Nora shows! :) (She's in the bottom right of picture. Like Momma Emily said, her head and Avi's head look very similar!) Nora will occasionally look, but not touch.
I've mentioned this several times (especially to Emily and not just in the Blog), but Nora saying, "Thank you" is so cute and sweet! But recently she's been doing it when "you're welcome" would be the "correct" phrase! Haha! At this age just hearing some of those "thank you" phrases is wonderful!! Hudson wanted a book Nora was reading. So Nora just handed it to him and I told Hudson to tell Nora "thank you." Nora said, "Thank you Bubba." :)
Here are a couple pictures from this morning's activities. We went through the signs that the kids know (not the colors) and everyone did awesome. We also added a couple of new ones like "fish" and "cookie." Even though they may not be able to get their fingers to cooperate they sure recognize the signs. :) Then I took the last picture when we were doing some painting at art time. This is another good example of how Nora likes to wait, watch, evaluate, speculate, weigh the pros and cons, more thoughts, check the weather, and maybe proceed! The other kids had used their brushes and then switched to using their hands and Nora had yet to touch her's when I took the picture. (I'd just dribbled 6 different colors of paint on her paper.) Which is just fine. I rarely say much, maybe just a word of encouragement, but let her proceed when she wants or if she wants! And a minute or two after I took the picture she started..she got a dab of paint on her arm and yelled for assistance! Ha!
This first picture is from yesterday afternoon when everyone was examining a small roly poly bug that Hudson had in his dump truck. They've been finding lots of roly poly bugs this year outside and everyone loves it. Well the three oldest kids at least. This is about the extent of interest that Nora shows! :) (She's in the bottom right of picture. Like Momma Emily said, her head and Avi's head look very similar!) Nora will occasionally look, but not touch.
I've mentioned this several times (especially to Emily and not just in the Blog), but Nora saying, "Thank you" is so cute and sweet! But recently she's been doing it when "you're welcome" would be the "correct" phrase! Haha! At this age just hearing some of those "thank you" phrases is wonderful!! Hudson wanted a book Nora was reading. So Nora just handed it to him and I told Hudson to tell Nora "thank you." Nora said, "Thank you Bubba." :)
Here are a couple pictures from this morning's activities. We went through the signs that the kids know (not the colors) and everyone did awesome. We also added a couple of new ones like "fish" and "cookie." Even though they may not be able to get their fingers to cooperate they sure recognize the signs. :) Then I took the last picture when we were doing some painting at art time. This is another good example of how Nora likes to wait, watch, evaluate, speculate, weigh the pros and cons, more thoughts, check the weather, and maybe proceed! The other kids had used their brushes and then switched to using their hands and Nora had yet to touch her's when I took the picture. (I'd just dribbled 6 different colors of paint on her paper.) Which is just fine. I rarely say much, maybe just a word of encouragement, but let her proceed when she wants or if she wants! And a minute or two after I took the picture she started..she got a dab of paint on her arm and yelled for assistance! Ha!
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