Caleb and Lydia were down in the playroom while I was preparing a meal in the kitchen. I can see them from the kitchen, but my attention was mostly on what I was doing. All of the sudden, Caleb rushes up the six steps from the playroom and says, "Mommy! You have to see this! Lydia just crawled across the room!" I was very surprised because she had not been interested in crawling for the past couple of weeks, so I walked toward the play room with Caleb. Sure enough, Lydia was 10-12 feet from where I had left her, still sitting and playing happily. I was taken in for a second and rather amazed, but soon realized from something in Caleb's grin that all was not as it appeared.
"Caleb, did you drag your sister across the room so it would look like she crawled?"
"No! Of course not! It was amazing! She suddenly just crawled across the room!"
"Caleb."
"Oh, maybe I helped her a little bit."
"Caleb, tell me the truth."
"Okay, I did it. I pulled her across the room. Sorry for telling a lie, Mommy."
"Caleb, tell me the truth."
"Okay, I did it. I pulled her across the room. Sorry for telling a lie, Mommy."
As evidenced from this story, Caleb gets even more excited about each of her milestones than we do, even to the point of rushing them a bit :)
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This is a great read! Really enjoy all your blog posts!
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