Showing posts with label Lyla Quinn Black. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lyla Quinn Black. Show all posts

Saturday, October 17, 2009

Quinn Crawling

So, Quinn finally got shaped up enough to get to crawling a few weeks ago. He has low muscle tone, which has led to developmental delays in a few areas, like mobility. Erin has been dealing with juggling his physical therapy and occupational therapy for the last six months or so. Unfortunately, the Early Intervention program is filled with a bunch of therapists who don't really answer to anyone and can shift around appointments whenever they want or not show up or show up late. Whatever works for them, which has made it very difficult to schedule for Erin, Lyla and Quinn's time.

Erin ended up taking Quinn to another therapist outside of Early Intervention who she drives to (yay for having a car!), but that makes 5 times a week he has therapy. He'd better start catching up soon to stop this madness. However, he has started making strides standing while holding on to things like tables and is crawling all over the place, which is fantastic.

So, with no further ado... here's Quinn crawling!

Wednesday, June 18, 2008

Lots of New Pictures





I've now posted the June Gallery, so you can get some more looks at Quinn. Lyla had a whole lot of fun before he was born, too. Most important was her trip to the Dora and Diego exhibit at the Children's Museum. She and her friend Lilly had a great time. We also spent an afternoon at Lyla's friend Zoe's house and the kids had a great time splashing around in the kiddie pool.

Once Quinn came, we had a few visitors coming to check out his already legendary head of hair. More will be coming soon as his bris is planned for Thursday. Lyla loves her little brother very much. We can tell, because she says "I love baby Quinn very much." It's much easier to understand her now that she can talk. She also has been telling her momma and daddy that she loves them quite a bit for the last month or so. She also exclaims over Quinn with comments like, "He so tiny!" and "He so cute!" So far, so good.

Mom and Dad have tried to have some one on one time with both of the kids, though the options are limited. Lyla has gone to the local playground quite a bit lately and even put on a show for Daddy.