Connor and Logan are very different in the sense that Connor is always listening and more attentive. When Stuart and I talk among ourselves, Connor often asks us “What you talking about?” or “Are you talking about me?” He catches on what Logan is doing and mirrors quickly. When we play “I Spy”, he copies Logan and randomly gives clues “it is inside the car” or saying things like “You give up?”. He can recall many locations that we drive by, like the swim school, our old apartment, an ice cream place or Scottie’s vet. Unlike Logan he remembers names well. He still can recall his old school’s teachers while he talks about his new teachers. He even knows Logan’s teacher too. Many things we only have to mention once and he remembers. He asked us once the reason we eat at the kitchenet table vs. at the dining room table. We mentioned that we would eat at the dining room when we have guests. This morning Stuart shared with Connor that the grandparents will be visiting us soon, Connor’s first reaction was confirming that we would be eating at the dining ro
om table. He has also learned to recognize a majority of the alphabet, and knows many shapes and colors. Logan is starting to feel a lot of competition as Connor is hot on his heels, and sometimes quicker, in answering quiz questions from us. Connor loves the idea of homework that each night he enjoys going through his school work with one of us. Tonight he even showed me how he writes his name too.
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