Day 3 & 4

Getting down on their level.

Well, this gave me back ache. And knee ache. And actually was solid proof that on a day-to-day basis I do not speak to Zac at his level.

Zac seemed to enjoy our few days of constant face to face contact. I managed to communicate with him a lot easier, he seemed to listen to what I was saying.

I found, however, that it wasn't just about getting down to his level, but also allowing him to come up to mine. If he came to me jabbering away and asking to be held I would stop what I was doing and pick him up. I was under the impression that I already did a lot of this, but it seems that I wasn't doing it quite enough.

Things seem really different when you're just 3ft off the ground. His play tent towered over me, the shelves were barely visible. It was fascinating, Zac is living in a completely different world I me and I hadn't really even noticed.

The photograph represents a Zac's-eye-view of our front room. Looks pretty tidy from where HE is standing :)


Tomorrow's catch up will be
Day 5 & 6
Be happy. A happy mummy = a happy baby.