A)


Second, the expansion will open in a few short weeks, but in the meantime we still can't stay away from The Magic House!



Third, I'm in love:

I love them for just being them. I love that Ellie is using complete sentences now to tell me things, like which therapies she had in school that day and where Ada just bit her. I sometimes wonder if it's normal that my 1-year-old knows (many of) her letters, numbers, shapes, colors, and phonics . . . and says things like, "Ellie, lie down on your own pillow with me!" But then I decide to stop wondering and just enjoy, because I love all that, too.
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i like the purple shirt picture the best. :)
I like B best too. But not by much, and if you were to do xmas photos in black and white, like on a home-printed letter with many photos, her arms and elbows might appear strange.
I like the purple shirt picture.
It's so cool that you have some place like the Magic House so close to you. We really are jealous.
B...Ellie's smile is brighter.
I like both, but prefer B.
I like B.
Thank you for all this input . . . Paul is winning in a landslide!!!
(But check out that awesome jawline in option A.)
B. is my choice too! And is sounds like Ada is pretty advanced! She knows more than my 2 1/2 year old and he is right on track according to our "parents as teachers" facilitator. Pretty neat!
B for me as well, though she's cute as a button in both.
Argh! It's unanimous!
(And thank you for all the compliments on my adorable daughter.)
Jennifer, I think a lot of it has to do with having a big sister who's constantly being "worked with" to reinforce various lessons/skills in a fun and accessible way. But also, yeah, I think she's a little atypical, too. I won't be surprised to have two kids with IEPs someday.
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