

He saw several dogs, and a truck and a tractor that workers were using to help trim trees and bushes at the park. He was in heaven!
And this one is from a couple weeks ago but so cute: we were on our way home from a play date, and only in the car for 15 minutes, and he must have been exhausted because he absolutely never falls asleep in the car. So I had to capture it :)

Jennifer,
ReplyDeleteI got to your blog from Shelby's blog. I went to college with her. I wanted to tell you that my son started speech when he was 18 months old. He started in Babies Can't Wait and private too. I will tell you that I don't regret that decision one bit. Everyone told me that it was too early for him and that he was a boy and just behind. But, it was the best decision ever. He just turned 3 and graduated from the program and doesn't need any more help. I wish you tons of luck in your journey, but want to encourage you. You will not regret getting him help early. If you ever have any questions from a mom who was in your shoes and a little worried, let me know. Jennifer Stahl