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Posted: **Tue May 28, 2013 5:20 pm**

MelInKansas wrote:Thanks Julie! In a farther update he continues to do very well with 7-10 minutes of blanket time with interesting toys to play with. He really seems to get it! I'm so thankful the Lord led me to a good way for him to be amused while I do a little bit of school. I'm sure not every kid picks it up that easily.

And another little anecdote about the little man: we tried play dough in the high chair today and he was not impressed.

Too funny! My 14-month-old would just eat it

At least he didn't do that!

Posted: **Tue May 28, 2013 10:36 pm**

RestInHim wrote:
Too funny! My 14-month-old would just eat it At least he didn't do that!

Well he tried to eat it too, and decided he did not like it. I was pretty impressed at that because generally he will not eat a new food placed on his tray, but non-food, he is all about eating. Of course, I did give him the play dough while he was sitting in the high chair, so maybe that's what it is. I need some clever way to disguise vegetables as dirt and put them on the ground so he will eat them.

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