She's walking.
Yesterday my father reported that she would walk four or five steps between her play table and the coffee table. When I mentioned this at day care this morning, I got "oh yes - she does that here too."
Does she do this at home? No. Has she ever taken a step where I can see? No.
She's obviously keeping secrets from us. But now the jig is up - she's been ratted out.
Yesterday my father reported that she would walk four or five steps between her play table and the coffee table. When I mentioned this at day care this morning, I got "oh yes - she does that here too."
Does she do this at home? No. Has she ever taken a step where I can see? No.
She's obviously keeping secrets from us. But now the jig is up - she's been ratted out.
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I keep being told by teachers how wonderful my children are to have in class, how polite, how helpful, how positive-adjective-of-your-choice-goes-h
Circus would be too much fun. (Hmmm, I wonder if that is why many people end up afraid of clowns.)
But... V hides skills from me too. She won't put her shoes on in front of me without help, for one. Even though she frequently comes home from daycare with her shoes on the wrong feet, which means she does it herself there.
Frequently it's "YOU do it." Until she suddenly has a changeling moment and starts crying "But *I* wanted to do it!"