Focus on What He Can Do

Reaching the 5 years old mark Noah is very much behind his peers. A sense of disappointment that always make me feel hopeless and depressed. Thus, I would like to change my perception, instead of getting sad and feeling stressed of what Noah cannot do; I want to focus on what Noah can do.

Noah enjoy playing swings. Noah is able to climb the ladder. Noah is able to walk on the balancing beam. Noah is able to play peg board puzzle. Noah is able to arrange alphabets form and arrange number foam with sequence (1 to 10), Noah has good fine motor skills and able to handle thread beans, put marble into bottle and play still fishing peg board. He demonstrates good eye-hand coordination by fishing game. Noah is able to hold the pencil with correct position. Noah is able to follow the instructions on ‘sit down’, ‘clean up’ and ‘wash hand’ during his therapy session.

There are room of improvement for Noah but these are all the hard work that Noah has dedicated his effort on. It is not easy for Noah to achieve these. Keep it up, my boy!