Showing posts with label development. Show all posts
Showing posts with label development. Show all posts

Tuesday, 5 July 2011

Glastonbury in Pictures

I think these pretty much sum up my experience - mud, then more mud, then sunshine, then a trip to the medical centre for chest pains, music and more music and a bit of work in between!!

mud on arrival

already very busy

chilling in the pods

Tequila time in the Green Kids camping

after a night's walking in mud

flags

dark clouds ahead .... rain on the way!

pulse and breathing monitor at medical centre - pulse is 118, very high!

surf the turf

a bit quiet at 6am!

view of Pyramid on Worthy Farm side on my walk up to get prescription

still very muddy!

although the sun finally comes out!


with the Staceys ..and Jeffi!

beautiful flags and blue sky

the Dynamix lot

parachute games

  sunset before Beyonce

Beyonce - the best end to the best festival.

Wednesday, 22 June 2011

Not quite walking

By the time Curig was 14 months he was walking and running about. He took his first step two weeks after his first birthday. So we all waited to see if Aeddan would follow suit. At 14 and a half months we're slowly getting there. He's finally standing by himself, can squat and get back up again, he walks quite happily holding your fingers but hasn't yet got the confidence to let go.
I can see how much he's developed over the past couple of months and how much stronger he is. His balance is fantastic now, we just need to work on the confidence.
I did think that seeing his big brother walk around would encourage him, but he's quite happy crawling or walking with someone there to support him.
I does get frustrating when so many people ask if he's walking yet, but I know he'll get there ... and soon I reckon!

Father's Day

The Father's Day card Curig made 
(with a little bit of help from mami!)




Curig loves painting and colouring and gluing and sticking at the moment, the crafts box is probably his favourite and the most well-used box he has.
So we made these cards, one for dadi, one for tad-cu and one for grandpa. He then insisted on making butterflies for mam-gu and grandma as well, although we didn't turn them into cards.