Monday morning we met our Romanian friends at the shopping center up the street from our apartment. It's got a small (but free!) play area for kids with a decent variety of toys. Magdalena is in her "window" of learning letters and numbers. So, the foam puzzle-mat with letter pieces kept her content most of our stay. As you can see in the picture, even her snack couldn't tear her away from her "work."
Vojta found his own entertainment in the simplest thing there - a cardboard game board with multi-colored arches. He stared, and smiled, at this for about half an hour. He's definitely becoming more alert and aware of his surroundings. We are all enjoying his company and watching him develop!
Monday morning we met our Romanian friends at the shopping center up the street from our apartment. It's got a small (but free!) play area for kids with a decent variety of toys. Magdalena is in her "window" of learning letters and numbers. So, the foam puzzle-mat with letter pieces kept her content most of our stay. As you can see in the picture, even her snack couldn't tear her away from her "work."
Vojta found his own entertainment in the simplest thing there - a cardboard game board with multi-colored arches. He stared, and smiled, at this for about half an hour. He's definitely becoming more alert and aware of his surroundings. We are all enjoying his company and watching him develop!
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