Swimming Lessons
I moved up to EXTREME Waterbabies this session which means that it's just us and the teacher in the pool without anyone sitting behind us to make sure we don't jump in. Our mommies and daddies sit outside the pool area just to cheer us on. The day my new class started, I started asking for Ms. Debbie ... who happened to be my old teacher. Mommy had no idea that I even knew Ms. Debbie's name! All three of us in my class are swimming the length of our area and floating on our backs. The teachers said that the three of us are doing great; all three of us are above par for the course, and it's probably because we're encouraging each other to excel.
Gymnastics?
Mommy and Daddy were thinking that I might like gymnastics since I am full of energy and pretty athletic. I run fast, fast, fast and can already do forward rolls. For two weeks, we went straight from swimming to gymnastics, but the verdict is still out whether it's something we're going to do long-term right now. Until then, "spaghetti and meatballs!"
Eye Doctor
Before Mommy went part-time and we change our insurance, we needed to make sure we went to see all the doctors and made all our appointments. I got to visit the eye doctor for the first time during our family visit. I did a good job sitting on the stool and doing the test with the red dot, but they didn't even attempt the one where you blow the air into my eyes. Then, I got to read letters during the eye test while the doctor covered an eye. He also switched to pictures instead of letters -- I pointed at the direction the E was pointing and identified lots of pictures. The only I got wrong was the doggie ... apparently it was a telephone? I sure have never seen a phone like that one! My eyesight is right on par (all little kids are near-sighted since that's all we really need right now) but it should adjust as I get older.
More June activities in our album!
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