Finally interested in walking, a little, with help

[flea]

So last night at the bookshop (known to some 'round these parts as "House of Soulsuck") I held the Fussa's hands and urged her to go Daddy. And in a hesitant and somewhat perplexed fashion, she did. In general I'm trying to let her do stuff at her own pace and don't spend a lot of time trying to give lessons. But this was so cute.

We bought the Sandra Boyton book "Doggies" because when I read it to her in the store she was squeeeing in glee.

Comments

[gchick.livejournal.com]

It's only the House of Soulsuck if you happen to be working there. If you're squeeing about Doggies and learning to walk there, it's a fine establishment. Just to be clear.

(And congratulations to the BIG GIRL fussa! Time to batten down the hatches...)

[cindyamb.livejournal.com]

9 dogs on a moonlit night

[burrell.livejournal.com]

So she's walking on her own! Go you! Or, er, go Eve!

Franny isn't walking on her own yet. We're still in the sore back phase.

[casperflea.livejournal.com]

No - sorry if I was unclear - this is the first interest she's shown in the Mummy-bends-over-and-gets-a-sore-back-helping-me-walk. She doesn't really even cruise. Franny is definitely the advanced locomotor of the two.

[burrell.livejournal.com]

Well, I think Eve is developing just beautifully. She can just keep crawling as long as she wants. I hear that babies should never be pushed to walk faster than their wont.

I just found out that one of the babies at daycare is Franny's age. I thought he was 2 or 3 months older because the baby doesn't just walk, he RUNS. Oh! That poor momma.