Day 805 - Puzzle Solver 🧩 & New Salad Play Set 🥗

Wednesday, March 15th, 2023

In the morning Mom worked on the farm puzzle with James. 🐄🦆🐖 He can put all of the pieces correctly into the puzzle! 🧩 James is rocking puzzles!

Our RT came by to check on the ventilator. He was shocked to learn about the whole decannulation cancelling with RSV. We discussed a different setup with connecting James directly to the humidification chamber without using the ventilator. But it seems as though we don't have the correct pieces to do that and neither of us feel comfortable with just rigging something up.

During the RT's visit, James received a surprise gift at the door from our new Minnesota friends. They let us know they were thinking of him while James was getting through RSV, and bought something off of our "extended" baby registry. 😂 It was the Melissa and Doug Tossed Salad Playset! 😍 James was able to cut the Velcro food with a safe play knife and mixed together some vegetables while picking things up with his velcro fork! It is adorable! This is such a great toy for getting James to learn foods and learning how to share. Very Montessori! 


P.S. You can email James your love and support as often as you’d like. Mom and Dad read these email to James as they come in. We all love them! JamesWestonAbramowitz@gmail.com


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