Bertrand insisted on getting out of his wheelchair to participate on many of the hands on activities! He *stood* and played at the water table, played with puzzles, and spun many of the interactive signs. Of course, Victoria was running and playing with him, as well as pointing out all the animals (you can see her trying to feed the wolf below).
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Love the picture of B with the genetic code. If only we could crack that code! :( So glad you are getting out to do fun things. As my sister says of parenting small children, "Sanity is in the excursions."
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ReplyDeleteExcellent! A therapeutic lifestyle on display!
Brings back memories of our children in museums - thanks!
Thank you, ladies! This summer, the museum will be my sanity saver while Bertrand is off from school, as well as bolstering our therapeutic lifestyle. :)
ReplyDeleteAnd on that note, I'm off to research more FES for home use...
I know the feeling Ashley, but who knows, maybe in the not so far away future.
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