She can now open all the doors around the house and locks and catches have been added to protect both Jasmine and the house!
When shopping in the supermarket this month, Jasmine showed concern as to why her 'dawdy colours' (crayons) were in a fridge. She had recognised a margarine tub that was the same as her crayon container.
Verbally, some significant changes have occured in how Jasmine puts words together. For example, at the start of this month she would say 'bicbic a drop' if she had dropped a biscuit. She now says 'bicbic, dropped it'.
Visiting the midwife with mummy, Jasmine also lay on the couch and lifted up her T-shirt to have her tummy examined.
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