They had mailed me a questionnaire before the visit to find
out how Hector is doing developmentally and Dr. McAfee said that he’s really
advanced for his age, which is exactly what she had expected. One of the
questions asked was if he said at least 8 words other than mama or dada to which I
answered yes and she said she was able to notice it at the visit. She even said that
he’s speaking in two word sentences and phrases already (though we may not
always understand it). Little does she know he’s been doing that for a while
now!
(Sidenote: whenever Hector
gets a hold of our keys, he typically runs straight to the door and tries to
“unlock” it. When we’re at the car, he tries to unlock that door as well and if
he doesn’t have a key, he’ll take his little finger and try to stick it in the
keyhole.)
Today at the doctor’s office he took it one step further. I
gave him my keys to distract him and he started to walk to the door handle, then
he stopped, turned around and went straight to the key hole on the cabinet. I
think he realized that that handle didn’t have a keyhole and so he went
straight to the nearest one.
After that he got his shot and we were on our way home. I’ve
been lucky that he hasn’t had any reactions whenever he’s had a shot. Hopefully
things stay that way, he doesn’t go back to the doctor’s until he’s 2! TWO!!
How can my little boy be turning two this year?!
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