Comments on: 32 Months http://adoptionandfire.com/2010/01/32-months.html Sun, 29 Jan 2012 17:34:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: hydrantgirl http://adoptionandfire.com/2010/01/32-months.html/comment-page-1#comment-4316 hydrantgirl Thu, 07 Jan 2010 15:33:19 +0000 http://adoptionandfire.com/?p=2230#comment-4316 Amazing how much she has developed!! And she's soooo adorable! Amazing how much she has developed!! And she’s soooo adorable!

]]> By: KrisK http://adoptionandfire.com/2010/01/32-months.html/comment-page-1#comment-4313 KrisK Wed, 06 Jan 2010 17:09:42 +0000 http://adoptionandfire.com/?p=2230#comment-4313 Congrats on keeping her in the crib! I wish we could have been able to do that...but then we are finally sleeping through the night...so that's a HUGE milestone! We are also working on our last 2 year molars. I read recently in a child development book that they would be in by 2 1/2...nope...not ours! She's come so far in SO MANY ways! Our baby girls are growing up...sniff, sniff. Congrats on keeping her in the crib! I wish we could have been able to do that…but then we are finally sleeping through the night…so that’s a HUGE milestone!

We are also working on our last 2 year molars. I read recently in a child development book that they would be in by 2 1/2…nope…not ours!

She’s come so far in SO MANY ways! Our baby girls are growing up…sniff, sniff.

]]> By: Tonggu Momma http://adoptionandfire.com/2010/01/32-months.html/comment-page-1#comment-4311 Tonggu Momma Wed, 06 Jan 2010 14:52:25 +0000 http://adoptionandfire.com/?p=2230#comment-4311 Three soon? Mind-boggling as to how fast the time flies! And oh my lands, I remember the loading up and emptying out of boxes and bags. That stage seems to last FOR-E-VER! The Tongginator was in her crib until three and then moved to a toddler bed until she turned four. We had hoped to skip the toddler bed completely, but she was having none of that! Three soon? Mind-boggling as to how fast the time flies! And oh my lands, I remember the loading up and emptying out of boxes and bags. That stage seems to last FOR-E-VER! The Tongginator was in her crib until three and then moved to a toddler bed until she turned four. We had hoped to skip the toddler bed completely, but she was having none of that!

]]> By: Kim http://adoptionandfire.com/2010/01/32-months.html/comment-page-1#comment-4310 Kim Wed, 06 Jan 2010 13:54:46 +0000 http://adoptionandfire.com/?p=2230#comment-4310 I truly can't believe Catherine is going to be 3.. seems like yesterday when I was watching you in China.. She has grown sooo much and is sooo BEAUTIFUL.. her hair is amazing.. I have told you that from day one.. I am sooo happy for you .. Hugs.. Have a wonderful week.. I truly can’t believe Catherine is going to be 3.. seems like yesterday when I was watching you in China.. She has grown sooo much and is sooo BEAUTIFUL.. her hair is amazing.. I have told you that from day one..
I am sooo happy for you ..
Hugs..
Have a wonderful week..

]]> By: Kiy http://adoptionandfire.com/2010/01/32-months.html/comment-page-1#comment-4309 Kiy Wed, 06 Jan 2010 13:36:23 +0000 http://adoptionandfire.com/?p=2230#comment-4309 I too wish I had taken that class or even read a book, and found myself struggling. Oh sure, I read *all* the adoption books, why couldn't I have read just one on what to expect when we were actually dealing with the day to day? If I had one piece of advice to those waiting, this would be it. It's not all about adoption ... it's life. Emi turns three in less than a month (eeps!), and she is still in her crib. She hasn't attempted to crawl out (yet) but attempts to crawl in now and then. I figure, containment is a good thing! Also, the familiar seems to be what she craves now, so we are going to keep her there until at least three. I hear more and more people doing that. Nice to know someone out there is doing it too! Cheers! Kiy P.S. BTW, great picture! I too wish I had taken that class or even read a book, and found myself struggling. Oh sure, I read *all* the adoption books, why couldn’t I have read just one on what to expect when we were actually dealing with the day to day? If I had one piece of advice to those waiting, this would be it. It’s not all about adoption … it’s life.

Emi turns three in less than a month (eeps!), and she is still in her crib. She hasn’t attempted to crawl out (yet) but attempts to crawl in now and then. I figure, containment is a good thing! Also, the familiar seems to be what she craves now, so we are going to keep her there until at least three. I hear more and more people doing that. Nice to know someone out there is doing it too!

Cheers!
Kiy

P.S. BTW, great picture!

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