Yesterday, while dropping Logan off at school, the teacher casually asked me to set up a meeting to discuss Logan’s development.  I got nervous as I imagined all the possible reasons for the meeting, therefore, being the impatient me, once I got to work I arranged for the meeting on the same day. 

When I arrived for the meeting the director of the daycare had to give her little spiel about how they are different from other daycares and how they help with kids’ development before she finally told me the reason for the meeting.  They felt that Logan does not seem very interested in walking without assistance.  He would walk with the pushcart or walk along furniture, but if he was asked to walk over to the teachers, Logan would rather go down on his knees to crawl.  Sometimes he may even choose to stay where he was instead of trying to walk.  Logan is a bit “too content” according to the teachers.  They suggested us to explore the situation with the doctor to ensure that there is no specific reasons for the lack of interest. 

I was relieved after learning that their concern was not a major one.  The meeting turned out to be quite nice since I got to learn about some things Logan does at school, like how he is with the group activities, how he follows the routines and what he does at naptime.

Today after school/work, we were hanging out in the yard.  Logan was very excited to practice walking; he walked short distances between Stuart and I multiple times.  He walked slower pace and more steady now.  He must have heard about the meeting we had and wanted to avoid another confrontation.