Victoria turned 2 in March and is still a really pleasant child. She is pretty determined at times, but she continues to remain a very sweet and innocent girl. Our challenge with her is the fact that she is so physically capable of doing anything now! She has been able to climb up on the tall bar chairs in our kitchen, as well as any other chairs/couches that are lower than those. One day I walked into my bathroom for about 3 minutes to finish fixing my hair and Elyssa came running to me yelling out my name. She said it was an emergency that I should come right away. I went quickly with her into the kitchen where I saw Victoria STANDING on top of our breakfast table. I totally freaked out! I couldn’t believe she was able to get up there. I immediately got her down and locked her in the bathroom with me until I was able to finish my hair. I have realized recently that I cannot take my eyes off of her for very long at all now.
I recently took my active little girl for her first haircut and here is a photo of her new “doo!” If you ask me, she is a doll!
Here’s hoping you can avoid the terrible two’s all together. My son Matthew, who is now 18, didn’t walk independently until he was three but since then there’s been no stopping him. Your daughter is beautiful! Trey, editor, downsyndrometoday.com
I love the new haircut. So cute:)
she is adorable with her new haircut !
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