Eleanor is the sweetest little lady who has been blowing our minds lately with her progress! She is successfully reaching for and grasping items with both hands, clapping, grabbing her feet, looking in the mirror, turning pages of books, and loves to use the switch on the light board. Her sweet little eyes still get tired quickly, but she works hard to process the world around her anytime she is alert. Three cheers for Eleanor!
Dallas’s mom really wanted him to be able to play independently. During a recent visit, we explored several switch options that would activate a toy. After a few attempts, he got the hang of it and was able to activate the switch on his own! The smile says it all! Way to go Dallas! We are so proud of you!
This is Luke, and he has been working hard lately! He is stacking blocks, pointing to objects, climbing, and running. We are so proud of Luke and all his accomplishments!
Skyler is amazing! She is progressing to focusing on and tracking lights during play activities, and having fun doing it. She is also targeting motor development in supported sitting. Way to go, Skyler.
Adaline demonstrates increased visual attention and engagement during her structured play activity. She is learning to use an adaptive switch connected to a light-up toy. This activity supports the development of cause-and-effect understanding while encouraging purposeful visual attention. We are so proud of her progress!
Mirielle is demonstrating improved tolerance for wearing her glasses following adjustments made to her band by Mom and VIPS DI Tammy. Mom reports that she is now wearing her glasses for longer periods of time throughout the day. She is showing progress in her ability to focus and visually track toys, objects, and familiar family members. Her sisters remain her biggest motivators and provide strong social engagement, encouraging her participation and visual attention during daily activities. Mirielle, we couldn’t be prouder of you.
During a recent visit with Miss Julia, Elliott wore his glasses for most of the visit and started tracking items visually on the light box. And, he can visually locate the on/off button so he can turn the light box on himself, developing important cause-and-effect skills. Way to go, Elliot. We are all so proud of you.
Emery is a remarkable child and continues to make wonderful progress across all areas of her development. Curious, determined, and eager to learn, she approaches new challenges with confidence and enthusiasm. In this picture, she is proudly shown walking down steep stairs independently, with her mom, and VIPS DI Tammy and O&M Ashley close by to cheer her on. Her perseverance and positive spirit make her truly awesome!
Ezra is making steady progress in his developmental skills. He demonstrates enjoyment when observing lights and bright objects and is beginning to reach toward, grasp, and hold his toys, showing emerging coordination and interaction with his environment. We are so excited for you, Ezra!
We are featuring Elise today for Milestone Monday. She is working very hard on hand-eye coordination! Here she is successfully putting together a puzzle and putting shapes into a shape sorter. Yay, Elise!
