They actually came off by themselves (I've been hand-tightening them for a while, when I should have used a tool), and before he realized it, James was riding without extra support. Once he saw what was happening, he didn't get scared but kept going. Nikolas and Sonja would then help him sit and start pedaling, and he'd take off! He had perfect control over direction, he'd go out of the driveway onto the street and turn around to come back with no wobbling.
Wednesday, March 21, 2018
March 18th, Training Wheel Come Off -- Go James! Also, James's concept of time...
James rode his bike without training wheels for the first time yesterday!
They actually came off by themselves (I've been hand-tightening them for a while, when I should have used a tool), and before he realized it, James was riding without extra support. Once he saw what was happening, he didn't get scared but kept going. Nikolas and Sonja would then help him sit and start pedaling, and he'd take off! He had perfect control over direction, he'd go out of the driveway onto the street and turn around to come back with no wobbling.
James is still using yesterday and tomorrow as signal words for before and after. Everything that happened in the past happened 'juce' (yesterday) and what is about to happen will be 'sutra' (tomorrow). Sometimes he'll add 'juce, kad sam bio beba' '(yesterday, when I was a baby') to distinguish things that happened a long time ago (well, at least not in the last few days), or 'sutra kad budem veliki kao Nikolas' (tomorrow, when I'm as big as Nikolas').
They actually came off by themselves (I've been hand-tightening them for a while, when I should have used a tool), and before he realized it, James was riding without extra support. Once he saw what was happening, he didn't get scared but kept going. Nikolas and Sonja would then help him sit and start pedaling, and he'd take off! He had perfect control over direction, he'd go out of the driveway onto the street and turn around to come back with no wobbling.
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