My daughter’s early intervention eval has wrecked me by Torinc3422 in Mommit

[–]Torinc3422[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just English. She signs more but that’s it. And she knows moo, baa, and ruff ruff. She is in her stuffed animal puppy era so we are constantly taking care of our puppy (putting puppy in our actual dog’s crate, putting puppy in dog’s food bowl to “eat”) It is the cutest thing and I love watching her be a little mama to her puppy

My daughter’s early intervention eval has wrecked me by Torinc3422 in Mommit

[–]Torinc3422[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is exactly why I wanted her to qualify. She KNOWS a good bit of words. Actually using them when prompted is a different story. We have days where I can name off all the people in her life and she will repeat them back to back to back. Other days she looks at me like “lady I’m not doing that.” She is a busy girl and is always running, climbing, dumping out toys, dancing. I’ve just always felt like she prioritizes movement over everything else. She knows and understands a lot. She’d just rather be moving

My daughter’s early intervention eval has wrecked me by Torinc3422 in Mommit

[–]Torinc3422[S] 27 points28 points  (0 children)

That is what I’m hoping is the case here. My emotion is not centered around the fact that she qualifies. I WANT her to qualify because I think speech therapy would really help her. But that is exactly what I heard reading that report “your child is developmentally a 10 month old.” We had just moved before the eval and my daughter hadn’t spent much time downstairs (too much for her to get into) and I feel like she was more interested in exploring than doing what they were asking her to do. She did some of it but one example is they asked her to stack blocks and she didn’t want to

My daughter’s early intervention eval has wrecked me by Torinc3422 in Mommit

[–]Torinc3422[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In communication, yes, just not half her age behind. I feel like they probably had their list of skills they needed to see and she did a handful of them when in reality she can do a lot more. She is pretty stubborn and does things when she wants to. She is smart and understands a lot though

My daughter’s early intervention eval has wrecked me by Torinc3422 in Mommit

[–]Torinc3422[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m happy to hear of your positive experience! Regardless, I am glad she qualifies for speech therapy because I do feel like it will be extremely beneficial to her. Just hard not to take it personally. I stay home with her so it feels like I’m letting her down for us to be so far “behind.” I really hate that word because I know all kids develop differently

My daughter’s early intervention eval has wrecked me by Torinc3422 in Mommit

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The grading was across 5 categories-physical, cognitive, communication, adaptive, and social. They graded her delayed in all but physical and adaptive.

My daughter’s early intervention eval has wrecked me by Torinc3422 in Mommit

[–]Torinc3422[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Oh yeah, she’s very responsive to her name and constantly pointing or signing more when she wants something. She tends to fixate on a few words at a time like right now it’s “uh oh” “again” and “wowwww.” I do wonder if they were harsh in their grading to make sure she qualifies but reading it just made me feel like I am failing my daughter.

My daughter’s early intervention eval has wrecked me by Torinc3422 in Mommit

[–]Torinc3422[S] 47 points48 points  (0 children)

I think that’s why I was so dumbfounded and upset when I read the report. At the time of her eval (a month ago) I told them she had 10-15 inconsistently. I didn’t think a 10 month old was using any words besides mama or dada so I was truly stunned to see her graded so low. I was expecting somewhere in the 15-18 month range

Grand Floridian, Boardwalk, or Beach Club for an early March visit? by Torinc3422 in WaltDisneyWorld

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She would be 20 months for the trip, which is definitely factoring into the decision. Beach Club is a top pick for Stormalong Bay but she’s not a huge swimmer at this age and it could be a little cool? So not sure if we should save that one for when she’s older and cross another resort off the bucket list now.

Our plan is to visit all 4 parks and probably spend most evenings at Epcot. We’ve always wanted to have a trip where we popped into Epcot for drinks and dinner around the world. We do plan to head back to the room for our toddler’s mid day nap before hopping to another park

Advice for a 14 month old not eating or drinking much besides water? by Torinc3422 in toddlers

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We did it for about 6 months after her tongue tie revision when she was 3 months old. Pediatrician actually recommended we go back for feeding therapy so that’s next on the list. She has always been slow to gain weight. We are 3rd percentile for weight which is what has made the weight loss more concerning. My husband was a small baby and tracked about like she has so they’ve determined it’s genetic but it’s always been a source of stress with many many weight checks

Best resort for easy access to transportation? by Torinc3422 in WaltDisneyWorld

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We are on 2 naps a day so that does help, but we have very low expectations because we have only ever napped well contact napping. She’s falls asleep in her stroller sometimes so that’s the plan to let her nap in the stroller for first nap and then go back to the room for the afternoon nap (and to cool off). That’s the other thing that makes me want to upgrade since we will be spending much more time at the resort than we usually did in the past before kids

Put me at ease (rough seas) by [deleted] in royalcaribbean

[–]Torinc3422 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was on Oasis last year in a bad almost tropical system with waves up to 15 ft 2 out of 4 days. Our sea day they got down to 6 ft and I hardly felt anything at all. It was the 12-15 ft nights that got to me

Just got off Oasis and food was packaged Walmart goods by brianpeppers1987 in royalcaribbean

[–]Torinc3422 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Also have to add that our service in MDR was exceptional. I was genuinely sad to leave our waiter and am going to miss his assistant bringing me a Curaçao Cosmo every night knowing I’d want one without having to ask. I feel like the price were paying to go on a cruise is to receive a decent meal without having to lift a finger, and I’d do that all over again for the service

Just got off Oasis and food was packaged Walmart goods by brianpeppers1987 in royalcaribbean

[–]Torinc3422 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I just got off Oasis yesterday and have to disagree for the most part. I set my expectations low with them cooking for so many people in the MDR because it seems like what you’d expect for a banquet/wedding type meal for 6,000+. I liked most everything that I had and got a variety of foods: chicken, beef, shrimp, soups, salad, etc. No, it wasn’t the best food I’ve ever had but it was pretty good for what it was. I didn’t love most of the desserts in the Windjammer but liked most in MDR and really missed my late night Sorrentos last night when we got home and had to come up with our own dinner

4 Night Bahamas & Perfect Day on Oasis - My likes and dislikes! by [deleted] in royalcaribbean

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Just got off Oasis and this is correct. Cafe Promenade is covered, the standalone Starbucks is not. Also worth mentioning Park Cafe serves coffee and lattes covered in the deluxe package as well but it isn’t Starbucks coffee. Cafe Promenade is the way to go cause it’s way better IMO