Every Monday, Luke and I go to the Crayola moms play time and the DEPC Center (Down East Partnership fr Children)... The Crayola moms group has the play room booked for 2 hours every Monday...and it's a great play room, so Luke really enjoys it.
In the play room, there is a wooden fort, that has 6 steps going up to the top. Usually, just the bigger kids (the walking ones) go up there, but yesterday, Luke decided he wanted to see what all the fuss up there was about. Seeing as we don't have stairs in our house, I didn't think that he would figure them out too quickly... I was mistaken. LOL... I clearly underestimate my sons determination... he tackled the first step a little slow, but once he had that one down, he was up the remaining 5 in a flash...
In the play room, there is a wooden fort, that has 6 steps going up to the top. Usually, just the bigger kids (the walking ones) go up there, but yesterday, Luke decided he wanted to see what all the fuss up there was about. Seeing as we don't have stairs in our house, I didn't think that he would figure them out too quickly... I was mistaken. LOL... I clearly underestimate my sons determination... he tackled the first step a little slow, but once he had that one down, he was up the remaining 5 in a flash...
PLAYING WITH HIS BUDDY IN THE FORT
Luke is still figuring out the 'friends' thing.. for the most part he just crawls around and finds toys he wants to play with, or if he has an interest in someone in the playroom, he uses them as leverage to pull himself to a standing position (good thing he is one of the younger kids, so still has the advantage of being smaller when he is trampling on the other kids. lol)
But, he enjoys the change of scenery and the kiddy friendly environment, where I am not constantly telling him, 'NO'... in the playroom, he can go where he wants and take, touch and play with whatever he wants.
I think that as we continue to go to the Crayola Moms activities, he will learn to share, and be buddies with other kids, and develop some good social skills. He is already a little social butterfly. He really loves people.
Luke is still figuring out the 'friends' thing.. for the most part he just crawls around and finds toys he wants to play with, or if he has an interest in someone in the playroom, he uses them as leverage to pull himself to a standing position (good thing he is one of the younger kids, so still has the advantage of being smaller when he is trampling on the other kids. lol)
But, he enjoys the change of scenery and the kiddy friendly environment, where I am not constantly telling him, 'NO'... in the playroom, he can go where he wants and take, touch and play with whatever he wants.
I think that as we continue to go to the Crayola Moms activities, he will learn to share, and be buddies with other kids, and develop some good social skills. He is already a little social butterfly. He really loves people.
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