Last week her physical therapist came and the first thing she did when he put her down on her stomach was roll over! The little show-off. He then gave us some exercises to help her roll from front to back and then back to front. As well as some to start strengthening her lower muscles to get ready to sit up. None of them are strenuous by any means and really just feels like we are playing with her. James loves it and is always asking to help Madeline roll and cheers her on. I love it. He is the best PT in the house.
That was one week ago. Since that visit she is back to rolling over from her tummy and is very, very close to rolling over from her back she just can't quite get the last pull to get herself completely over. It is amazing what just a little extra help can do. I am so grateful to have some awesome professionals to work with and that Madeline is really above and beyond. She is still technically right on track of any other baby her age who doesn't have Downs and who didn't have heart surgery. I know that as things get harder, like crawling, and walking, she will probably be behind for a bit but it will be great to know that we will have some awesome people to make sure she gets there sooner rather than later.

That was one week ago. Since that visit she is back to rolling over from her tummy and is very, very close to rolling over from her back she just can't quite get the last pull to get herself completely over. It is amazing what just a little extra help can do. I am so grateful to have some awesome professionals to work with and that Madeline is really above and beyond. She is still technically right on track of any other baby her age who doesn't have Downs and who didn't have heart surgery. I know that as things get harder, like crawling, and walking, she will probably be behind for a bit but it will be great to know that we will have some awesome people to make sure she gets there sooner rather than later.
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