


Macie is 8 years old and is non verbal. She has autism. We recently were given an opportunity to get a service dog to help her. His name is Wrigley and they are amazing together. I am blogging to stop clogging up facebook with my posts. :0)




Macie is in there, I swear!
This was so cute. Ryan loves his Uncle Phil. Phil was outside walking Otis and Ryan stood at the window and kept saying "hi Uncle Phil".

Helps the pain when you stick both hands in your mouth at the same time. Poor baby!



Mmmmmm.....carrots!
Aunt Deb
My Cousin Marissa
Aunt Lynne
We tried out some green beans with Macie this week.
Eatin' some more cereal......naked this time. It was much more enjoyable for both of us when she had no clothes on to mess up!
Along with being fun, peek-a-boo also teaches babies the concept of object permanence, which occurs somewhere between the ages of 4 and 12 months. A baby learns that even if something is out of sight, it still exists.
Finally, a baby will quickly learn to play peek-a-boo back at you, covering his face with his hands or his head with a shirt. When he reveals himself and giggles he is making a joke — you thought I was gone but here I am! Ta-dah!
I LOVE this picture!!!! Look at the chubs!!! She is just the sweetest baby EVER!!!! Of course I am partial.
Macie and her other BFF....the glow worm...highly recommend this!
These pictures really don't do it justice, but you get the idea.