Norma, his right hand and arm seem to work normally but he doesn't WANT to use them. Physical therapy awaits, for sure!
As for food, he eats ONLY formula. Everything else he pushes away quite violently. He ate quite well at the orphanage, we're told, but it's pretty common for kids to revert a few steps when they're adopted. We'll just keep offering him food and at some point he'll take it.
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It looks like he uses both hands, at least a little bit, with his stacking cups, at least. A good sign?
Plus, I love it that he's a bookworm but he doesn't want to do the book shopping. A discriminating fellow, already figuring out what he likes.
Jill, on another topic, I've been wondering what you've gotten Quinn to eat. Is he discovering new taste treats?
Norma, his right hand and arm seem to work normally but he doesn't WANT to use them. Physical therapy awaits, for sure!
As for food, he eats ONLY formula. Everything else he pushes away quite violently. He ate quite well at the orphanage, we're told, but it's pretty common for kids to revert a few steps when they're adopted. We'll just keep offering him food and at some point he'll take it.
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