Thursday Theater – Turtle gets a push
Ah, Thursday again, and the video is back. My, how fast the week is getting away from me.
Rebecca is into this whole new area of social development. For the last month or two, she almost always carries around one or more of her stuffed animals or dolls. Turtle. Baby. Austin & Tasha. Bear. Her loyalty shifts, and sometimes she tries to hold all of them at once, but she loves carrying them around. In particular, she now has really sweet interactions with them. She’ll insist on holding Turtle at breakfast, but will also attempt to feed him (her?) bananas, share milk, and the like. She’ll also have each one of them, in sequence, “kiss” me and M (complete with kissing sound effect from Rebecca). She talks to them, often in gibberish, but is clearly having a conversation with them and telling them very important things. It’s really neat to see her play out a lot of the things that we do with her on a regular basis.
Wednesday was a whole lot of cute that I managed to grab the camera for: she was pushing them on the swing. Complete with “whee!!” from Rebecca. What a sweet girl she is.
Turtle on the swing from Goddess in Progress on Vimeo.
July 16th, 2009 at 11:03 am
That baby doll must take some serious beatings with two toddlers throwing it around!
Finally joing again this week
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July 16th, 2009 at 3:56 pm
Oh cute.
I love when the GOOD stuff comes out in play like that 
(It’s always a little embarrassing to see Maggie scold her dolls LOL!)
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July 17th, 2009 at 4:27 am
Glad to see you’re having some good days here! I actually really appreciated your posts on your hard days though. We’re just getting into them (huge temper tantrums, etc.), and let’s just say it’s been a REALLY hard adjustment for me. Having said that, I also read the link on the HDYDI about the truly tragic loss of that family’s son. It puts things in perspective doesn’t it? I literally haven’t had any of my guys’ tantrums bother me at all since I read that story.