Ahhh…the beautiful age of 2. Now, why is it that people call it the terrible 2’s? This is my favorite age with little man. So sweet, yes, he has his moments, but we all do last time I checked! Many of my friends told me that 3 is now the new 2 – haha –so I wonder what that is going to mean when he turns 3 – he will still be as cute as he is now. We really have to embrace our family… give our time, love, and compassion to our full potential. He has taught me unconditional love. Yeah, yeah…I thought I had it figured out before, but I had no idea. You learn to love through the good, bad, ugly and forgiveness becomes truly a defined word. I feel so blessed and I really hope I can share those blessings with others. A smile can light up a room, soften a bad day, or as like to call it for adults…our challenging moments! One thing I would like to bring up, any feedback is appreciated, recently, one morning little man woke up and started stuttering out of nowhere. It was the most bizarre thing. Of course he is learning so many words everyday, but this was a hard stutter that sometimes takes him 6-10 times to get his thoughts out. This has me deeply concerned. We have taken him to the doctor numerous times, and he has appointment today. The day before the sudden onset of stuttering, he fell at the playground at the Mall and hit his head. Everything is heavily padded there…and there were no bumps, indentions, marks or anything. The stuttering the next morning scared me so bad, I took him to the doctor. He examined little man, did some test of him walking…standing on toes and back of heels, vertigo test and checked his ears, head, and looked him over. He basically wrote it off as a coincidence and told me to keep in touch if it got worse. He also said this was a very common age to have the ‘stutter’ or delayed speech because they are learning so many new things/words at once. I understand where he is coming from, but something tells me it is more than that. So, today I am going to push for a scan and see if they can detect anything. I really don’t feel I am over reacting…this is my child, and the sudden stuttering makes no sense. It may have NOTHING to do with the fall, but there is something going on. If he needs to go to a speech therapist, that is fine also. I don’t feel like he really needs therapy right now, but they are experts and may be able to detect what the doctors and scans do not pick up…or is completely unrelated. Ok, wish us luck and say a prayer. For now, I am trying to stay calm and take whatever steps are necessary to figure this out and move in the right direction.