We've been discussing getting her a SN trike so she can have fun with her sisters and the determined little madam has learned to ride a bike! We couldn't belive our eyes.
It's all a bit precarious with a lot of lurching from left to right and using legs to balance as she turns corners, but it's definitively riding on two wheels!
She works so flipping hard and I'm so proud.
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DD1 can ride a bike!!!!
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lougle · 21/04/2014 17:45
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MedusaIsHavingaBadHairday ·
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Awesome achievement and even better that school GETS IT!
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