Alisa is getting closer to being able to walk. She's not yet able to stand without holding on to something. She's certainly not able to walk without holding on to something. Up until now she had to be holding on to something firm and stable, or have one of us hold her hands to help her walk. Yesterday morning, for the first time, she was able to walk holding on to just the walker toy.
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3 comments:
Cool.
That must be fascinating to see a human being develop, to see the effect of their brain figuring things out. Awesome. Just awesome.
I'm happy that the camera happened to be in my hand at that time.
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