i have to get this on video, because he is suprisingly fast!
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We have created this blog to tell Joshua's story. Josh was born in 2007 with a congenital heart defect, Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome (HLHS - only half of his heart developed) & has undergone 3 open heart surgeries, pacemaker placement as well as surgery to repair his paralyzed diaphragm. He had a very rough beginning, and has hit some bumps along the way but amazes us every day with his ability to live a very active life. Follow us as we try to keep up with him!
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at 20 months Josh...
forms short sentances
never stops talking
continues to climb up everything
is a peacemaker w/ his sisters
weighs 23.5 lbs
never stops talking
continues to climb up everything
is a peacemaker w/ his sisters
weighs 23.5 lbs
at 19 months joshua
loves to swim
speaks quite a bit
climbs up everything
loves to camp
tries riding his tricylce, but needs some help
speaks quite a bit
climbs up everything
loves to camp
tries riding his tricylce, but needs some help
at 18 months Joshua
can catch a ball
runs everywhere he goes
ever expanding vocabulary
climbs like a mountain goat
eats anything in sight (like a billy goat)
beats up his Dada
very coordinated
says "what the?" when something surprises him
runs everywhere he goes
ever expanding vocabulary
climbs like a mountain goat
eats anything in sight (like a billy goat)
beats up his Dada
very coordinated
says "what the?" when something surprises him
At 17 months Joshua...
anxiously watches for Semi-trucks as we drive & yells "tractor" when he sees one
walks the whole way around the block
reminds me he needs his meds
hides toys in the toilet (this is bad)
things I've found in the toilet:
a football
blocks
a full roll of toilet paper
mulitple empty rolls
a small soccer ball
walks the whole way around the block
reminds me he needs his meds
hides toys in the toilet (this is bad)
things I've found in the toilet:
a football
blocks
a full roll of toilet paper
mulitple empty rolls
a small soccer ball
At 16 months Josh...
says 15-20 words 'Amen', 'Grandma' & 'Doctor' (his newest words)
winks
roars like a tiger
follows simple directions
communicates very well with & without words
jumps on the trampoline (with adult supervision:)
winks
roars like a tiger
follows simple directions
communicates very well with & without words
jumps on the trampoline (with adult supervision:)
At 15 months Joshua...
wrestles his big sisters
helps clean up (a little anyway:)
tries new words and sounds daily
isn't as scared leaving mommy's side
flirts like crazy
makes animal sounds
helps clean up (a little anyway:)
tries new words and sounds daily
isn't as scared leaving mommy's side
flirts like crazy
makes animal sounds
At 14 months Josh...
weaned from breast milk
walks
say 10+ words
puts 2 words together
feeds himself
can crawl at lightning speed
makes anyone smile
9 teeth (3 are molars)
walks
say 10+ words
puts 2 words together
feeds himself
can crawl at lightning speed
makes anyone smile
9 teeth (3 are molars)
7 comments:
I love:
--that his shoes are on the wrong feet in the top left picture.
--his facial expression in the top right picture.
--the fact that Clint has the same Gap loafers (only in the anchor pattern).
--how coordinated he looks.
Your boys are amazing!!
No kidding he's fast: look at the length of that stride. Very observant, Aim! His shoes were on the wrong feet. Made me laugh because clearly he's putting on his own shoes now!
I like his form.
The upper right picture cracks me up...it looks like the scooter is taking HIM for a ride :)
Oh, & I don't know how you are managing keeping up w/ TWO blogs....as you can see, one has been a struggle for me!!!
When I was watching him the other day he got the scooter out and I told him to be careful. He said, "No Doh-Doh! You careful." Then he took off and I was amazed. Glad you captured it on camera. He is such a little boy!
The protective mommy in me says where is his helmet?
Very cute.
Hello, Lara and I somehow missed you in the blogosphere too. What a great blog to celebrate your courageous son. So great to see a happy, healthy little guy.
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