Friday, September 18, 2009

Lilly's Language Explosion

Little Lilly sure does love her books. She studies and learns new words quickly. She was given a receptive language (words you understand) analysis test last month. At 21 months, after hearing for only 9 months, Lilly's receptive language measured as that of a typical 22 month old.
In 9 months Lilly closed the gap in her receptive language!
Incredible!
Stay tuned for updates on the expressive language (words you can say), results in November!

Sunday, August 9, 2009

News Break!!!!


Lilly is taking more chances with her standing & walking!
We are super excited!

Wednesday, July 15, 2009

"Mo, doo, fee!"


Now only 9 months after receiving her 1st cochlear implant, (only 4 months w/2) Little Lilly is counting! 1-2-3!!!

Thursday, July 9, 2009

Lilly & Scarlet


It's a good thing Lilly has Scarlet...or is it Scarlet has Lilly?!? These two are cracking me up entertaining each other around the house. Scarlet will be 13 this November - she's a trooper!

Lilly Loves the Lake



Sunday, June 7, 2009

Bedtime reading

It's been a while since the last video, I know, I know. Less than 3 months since her 2nd cochlear implant activation, Lilly's progress is nothing short of amazing! She has mastered her power word lists and learned so many animal names and sounds, fruits, transportation, bathing and playing language, simple requests and commands, please and thank you,- whew! It's astounding how quickly her language and speech is developing!


This is all thanks to Nana who works diligently with Lilly in all her areas of development but especially in speech-language & gross motor. I am enjoying the summer weeks getting to spend this amazing time with her. I must admit, bedtime is still my favorite time. We have a bedtime routine that always includes reading books and having great conversations about what we see...enjoy!

Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Singing with 2 ears!

The day we got 2 ears was difficult for the seed to adjust!
She kept whining and crying but would still sing her favorite songs when given the verbal cues - so cute! (And dedicated!)