Sunday, April 14, 2013

Brody's School Easter Party

Brody's class didn't celebrate Easter until this past Monday when they returned from Spring break.  Mommy had really wanted to go since Easter is her favorite holiday, but since she had been feeling sick all weekend, Daddy pulled the duty instead to capture the memories of the event.  Brody's teachers said he had been happy and having a great day, but when Daddy arrived, of course he wanted nothing to do with anyone or anything else.  He didn't want to hunt eggs with his class and was only moderately satisfied about sitting and eating his yummy treats.  We love that silly boy though!

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Brody and his class lining up.  They know to stand on these little painted footprints when they are ready to go in from outside.  

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Silly boy starting to throw a little fit about hunting eggs. 

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His teacher tried to encourage him. 

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Found one inside this little house. 

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Daddy helps him with his yummy treats. 

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And got him to wear his little bunny ears. 

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All of his class enjoying their treats. 

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Finally a little happy on the swings. 
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4 comments:

  1. Daddy did a good job of getting pictures! Brody is so cute! I love the picture of the kiddos in the bunny ears!

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  2. Very cute!

    To answer your previous question: 2 is not at all too young for speech therapy. I've evaluated 10 month olds and started therapy services with 12 month olds. At that age it is all play based therapy, but the play is targeting specific goals.

    I think I mentioned before that receptive (understanding) skills develop separately from expressive skills, so it is entirely possible to have age-appropriate, normally developing receptive abilities and be delayed in expressive abilities.

    Since I don't know Brody I can't say specifically what is going on with him. But I think it is a good idea for him to be evaluated, especially if you were worried enough to ask your pediatrician for a referral. As this age there is a huge range of "typical", so a qualified SLP will be able to do a comprehensive evaluation and be able to tell you if he falls within that typical range or if he does have some delays.

    If he does have some delays it is much better to start therapy now than to wait. If he is, say, 6 months behind it will be easier to "catch him up" at this point. You don't want to wait until he's a year or 2 years behind because then the gap keeps growing. Does that make sense?

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  3. Oh, I also meant to tell you that the summer before Spencer turned 2 I had three 2 year olds that I did private therapy with. So, I had an almost 2 at home and then three other 2's that I saw weekly. I almost went out of my mind with 2 year olds that summer!

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  4. That looks like a fun and low-key Easter celebration. It's nice that they did it after Easter instead of having one more thing that week. I am sorry that you had to miss it though :(

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