Just Being Jacy

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Jacy continues to be a happy little girl! Every time she turns around she has a giggle or at least a HUGE grin for you! I think that she has started trying to "tickle" us, but it is more like pinching and with her little fingers...it hurts! These are just some random pictures of her taken over the past month. She was showing off a new outfit that she got for her birthday and we got a lot more than we bargained for! Our little princess loves to PICK HER NOSE! =) For her birthday she got a Leap Pad Learning Table that plays jazz music. She LOVES IT! She is getting really good at pulling herself up to her knees and sometimes even to a standing position to play with it! She continues to do very with her therapy. In fact, last Monday she helped her physical therapist with a demonstration to a group of students in school to become therapists. She did a great job, and didn't let the large group of students scare her at all! She is an A+ student! =) Jacy's lover her bathtime. She has little foam letters to play with and we spell thing on the side of the tub. For some reason the letter "P" looks really tasty. Jacy spends her whole bath with the letter "P" in her mouth! Since her 1st birthday Jacy has graduated to a front facing car seat. She has always been a good traveller, but now she likes the ride even better since she can see where we are going. We like it better too since it is easy to see and talk to her along the way. She is just becoming such a big girl!

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