
This past Saturday was a busy one! It started early with Lucas heading to swim lessons for 8am! We got the trio up and had a quick bite to eat before their swim lessons 9:15 - 9:45. After swim lessons, it was off to Pequot Health Center. They were having free pediatric developmental assessments and I wanted to see how the trio would do. All three kids get early intervention from a program called Birth to Three here in CT, but I thought an unbiased evaluation would be great. They took each kid one at a time and tested gross motor, fine motor, hearing and speech. No surprises really, Jessica tested at 2 to 2 1/2 years across the board! The things she tested at 2 were some gross motor stuff since she is still so tiny everything else was 2 1/2 years which is won't be until the end of April so she is ahead of the game! Will and Logan also tested at 2 1/2 for fine and gross motor skills. They tested low 18-24 months for their speech and the evaluator said that both boys would benefit from a more detailed speech evaluation! Their pediatrician will get the paperwork this week and should schedule them soon. I will update once that occurs. It was noon by the time we got home from everything and after lunch we got a great nap out of them!
As you can see from the photo on top, we took the kids to see the Easter Bunny yesterday! We met Darcy and Mackenzie for some playtime at the mall around 10:30. The kids played until almost 12, we walked thru the mall and waited to see the bunny. Will, who hated Santa just a few months ago, loved the Easter Bunny! He ran right up to him. Jessica was a little unsure, but we got a smile out of her. Logan, surprisingly, was the most upset and when Dave sat him next to the bunny he started to cry! I felt so bad for him. Dave handed the kids those big eggs and we got smiles from all three!
Today was school and while I was talking to their therapist she mentioned that she thinks Logan might fall somewhere on the Autism spectrum! That threw me for a loop and is really the reason this post is late. I was doing some research online while the kids were at school. Logan does seem to do a few quirky things that may very well put him on the spectrum. I have a call in to the pediatrician to see what our next move is. Hopefully it turns out to be nothing, just some quirks, but I would rather err on the side of caution and get him tested and get him the help he needs!







