Harry's language continues to develop well. He says 'drop' if he drops, throws or knocks things, and 'dut door' when pushing a door closed.
Sometimes he opens doors simply to close them again while saying it. He says 'chactor' when he sees tractors going past the window to the farm next door.
Harry can now walk across a room from one person to another, holding up his arms for balance. He can also climb up and down the stairs, under supervision. He loves rough and tumble play with big sister Jasmine and is very tolerant of her boisterousness, giving a high-pitched squeal when he has had enough and needs rescuing.
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