Callie's little site Comments On Post 112 peter@giessel.org (Peter Giessel) 2007, Peter Giessel Fri, 16 May 2008 04:26:05 +0000 JAWS 0.7.3 <![CDATA[ Re: We'll see how long this takes to catch on... ]]> Oh wow!! Callie is getting so big, eating with a spoon and oh my that hair!! How adorable, I see she has some of her mom's curl. Very cute. I'll have to remember the goldfish barrette trick.

]]> http://callie.giessel.org/index.php/blog/show/112.html#comment227 skor14god@yahoo.com (katie) http://callie.giessel.org/index.php/blog/show/112.html#comment227 Fri, 16 May 2008 04:26:05 +0000 <![CDATA[ Re: We'll see how long this takes to catch on... ]]> I know, the birth boards skew my percpetion on these things somewhat because it seems like EVERYONE'S kids are advanced except mine, but realistically have that many babies around amplifies everything by sheer quantity. She's happy, healthy, smart and seems to survive any amount of my bad parenting ;)

And I am in NO hurry for her to walk TOO much, then I'll never catch up! I have yet to see a healthy, normal adult unable to wipe themselves or walk around, so I figure she HAS to pick it up somewhere along the line!!!

]]> http://callie.giessel.org/index.php/blog/show/112.html#comment225 (Taryl) http://callie.giessel.org/index.php/blog/show/112.html#comment225 Fri, 09 May 2008 08:16:24 +0000 <![CDATA[ Re: We'll see how long this takes to catch on... ]]> For what it's worth, the only one of mine who walked at 12 months was Kevin; Daisy and Lilah both walked at around 14 months, and Joey and Annabelle both didn't walk until 15+ months. And, yeah, you'll find that they'll take a few steps one day and then not again for a while . . . sometimes it takes weeks after those very first steps before they become bona fide walkers. Sounds to me like Callie is right on target :)

]]> http://callie.giessel.org/index.php/blog/show/112.html#comment224 luckyme3n3@gmail.com (Lisa) http://callie.giessel.org/index.php/blog/show/112.html#comment224 Thu, 08 May 2008 21:35:55 +0000