Twins in China Video

This is one of the videos of the twins that we received when they were 18 months old. It is easy to see by looking at this video, why we thought Celia's "CP" was mild to moderate. Look at her great head control, and how relaxed her hands are.

I am going to start posting video clips of her regularly. I want to capture every spoken word and every little jig she does.
Humor me and watch... Or don't.
I know home movies aren't always fun for anyone but the parents.
So feel free NOT to watch the cutest babies E-V-E-R.
Really.
We won't be offended at all.
HA!

It's really for us to chart her progress/regression.
And because she and her three sisters are totally adorable.




*She is home from the sleep study and they were going to call us today if the raw scores were atrocious. Since we didn't get a call, no news is good news. We should get the full report next week.

Comments

  1. Schaff houseOctober 13, 2011 at 6:10 PM

    Yes indeed they are adorable!! We will be watching EVERY second of EVERY video, who could resist these precious babies.... not us!!

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  2. NavhelowifeOctober 13, 2011 at 9:20 PM

    Just a note to say Love you.

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  3. Grandma and GrandpaOctober 16, 2011 at 2:12 AM

    Naaaaaah! Wrong again. Put grandparents in that sentence about parents being the only people getting any fun out of their children's videos, and you'll be correct. That was a great video! And we love the way Sophia was seemingly "tending to" her twinnie! Keep'em coming!

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