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Woohoo! Go dd! Not long now before you'll be wondering again why you so desperately wanted her to start walking. Haha! I know it would be a hassle, but could you wear gloves to put the cream on? Or...
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Yeah, I've got some latex free gloves I could use. Good old me has a latex allergy.
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Yay Nat re the walking progression. Do you have a cart or trolley thing that she can push to help with movement? My parents bought each grandchild one of those little wooden carts with blocks in...
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We were back at physio this morning. I got a report from the last time she was there. It said that in terms of her physical milestones, at the last visit, she was in the <5th percentile. On the...
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She was in the what? Are you keeping us in suspense deliberately? :)
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What did I miss telling you about? There's nothing missing when I re-read that, perhaps it was the way I wrote it that I wrote it. I'm going to presume it was the <5th percentile that is the...
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Lol. It was Tapatalk. It didn't show anything from the 'less than' symbol onwards. In both your posts. Just read it in my browser now. And that's good news, that there's no suspicion of a neurological...
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'She was in the < ... ' Goodness Lin that must've been an excruciating moment - not knowing what came next! Isn't it strange how some devices just won't work properly! Nat, glad to know she is...
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OMG that must have looked so strange, and annoying if you thought I'd done it deliberately too.
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Only 20 more days until she's 18 months and I honestly don't think she'll be walking by then. I was told 18 months is on the later end of normal for walking. She's due her 18 month check at around...
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Nat, when I think of the issues my sister has had with some of her kids (out of 4 you would have to expect some issues right), then it leads me to believe that your DD is perfect for who she is no...
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I was so excited last night when little DD grabbed the push along walker and actually pushed it along. It goes too fast for her at this stage so I grabbed it to slow it down and she walked for quite a...
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Woohooo!! From one 18m/o walker to another, go you good thing!
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I don't think she'll be walking at the start of 18mo but maybe by the end? Or maybe by the end of her adjusted age of 18mo? I don't know. I hope so anyway.
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I seem to be having problems here. I posted this morning but then when I came in again this evening it was gone so I posted again but that's gone as well. I don't know if I've double posted or neither...
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I see a post above that one about her adjusted 18 months? How is she going otherwise? They were doing scientific experiments on Mythbusters about how easy it was to steal candy from babies - made me...
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That's good news, Nat. A friend's oldest, born 3 months after Dd, couldn't sit up at all at well over 12 months. He only started crawling when he was older than 18mo. I can't remember when he walked,...
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Little DD is 18mo today. Last night I got very excited because she let me hold her hands while she walked along. She did that for the first time yesterday morning but last night she walked (with my...
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