Uh oh.

[rivka]

Alex has been ready to stand and walk for a while now, but that's something that's been clear to everyone but her. She's been standing with the most minimal of support for weeks now - like, one hand holds on to my shirt sleeve, while she twists and turns and bends without a wobble. Several times she's stood independently for a few seconds before realizing, "Hey! I'm not holding on!" and grabbing for something.

But now? Look at this. The first time she stood long enough for me to grab the camera and power it up, and she's positively nonchalant about it.



Hoo boy, are we in trouble now.

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[hobbitbabe.livejournal.com]

I read somewhere that if you want to guess your toddler's dominant hand, look for the one that isn't always holding something - whoever wrote the book I read claimed that toddlers tend to fill up the non-dominant hand and keep the proto-dominant hand free.