What would you do?

Will, age 5, has been learning about emergencies and calling 911 at preschool. This has brought about and ENDLESS supply of questions:

Mom, what would you do if you were home alone, watching a movie, and eating popcorn, and you look out the window and see Mr. Rick's garage on fire? What would you do?

Mom, what would you do if you were at home with your zero-year-old and there was a bottle marked, "DO NOT DRINK", and the zero-year old drank it? What would you do?

Mom, what would you do if Nathan bumped his head? What would you do?

Mom, what would you do if you were at home and your dad fell off a ladder and wouldn't open his eyes? What would you do?

And so on and so on and so on... What would you do? :)




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Nathan, age 2, is still progressing quite nicely in trying out new words. Still, though, without the use of sign language, I'd have no idea what he's trying to say. I've even thought to myself, "Don't you have a sign for what you are trying to say? Can't you sign to me? I don't understand!" He's keeping a really good attitude about my ignorance, though. ;)

He has really been interested in signing the alphabet lately and can copy most of the signs and recognizes even more. He can recognize the following signed letters: A - G, I - M,O, and R. His favorite being the letter "K". He giggles every time he signs it and loves to say, "K" for "okay". A couple of weeks ago, it was the letter "R" that brought about giggles. Signing is so much fun!


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Witt, 10.5 months, is still just babbling away. "Mama, Dada, Goo, Baba, etc." As far as developmentally, two days ago I caught him crawling along pushing a car. That was so exciting to see him "playing". I have noticed, though, that he seems to have "forgotten" how to roll over from back to belly. If I lay him on his back, he stays there and just whines until someone rolls him over! (At least that's one way of keeping him occupied! Ha!)