Mum and Nathan went to London to see Nanna. The lad ate like a small horse. This could be the way things will be from now on?

Nathan also said another two word sentence. This time without prompting. When returning a car to mum he said "Car back". It's no surprise that all his progress is car related these days. Nathan's still as car crazy as ever.

Among other things, Nathan impressed with his rendition of "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star". He can continue the next couple of words whenever we trail off.

Mum Dad and Nathan went to The Thatchers, a pub about a mile away, with children's facilities including a ball room and slides. The lad loved watching the other children, and we had a nice relaxed meal together.

On the subject of food, Nathan is still eating (relatively) well. Today he had some pear, biscuits and a lot of crisps, not to mention the milk. The fact is that Nathan has beaten any ideas we might have had about good diet by going on hunger strike for two months. We're still glad just to see him eat anything at all.

Today we went to feed the ducks, then onto the Earley Fayre, then on to the bowls open day, organised by Mum. Quite a day, and the lad enjoyed pretty much every minute of it.

Nathan appears to have eaten fairly well (more than the equivalent of three biscuits worth) for four days in a row. We could be onto something here. He's even asking for food by name (Yoghurt, Apple, Pear, Crisps & Cracker).

We went to Cintra Park toddler group today, as it was such a lovely day, we spent the afternoon outside.

Nathan ate quite a lot today, including bread, ice-cream, apple, pear and crisps.

The lad could be learning to blow his nose. Dad asked him for a demonstration, and the lad leaned forward until faces touched, and blew.

We went to music today, and Nathan almost got himself an instrument at the end.

Then onto a pub with a toddler's play area (The Thatchers) for lunch.

Lastly, onto the physiotherapist (with a sleep in-between). Nathan didn't want to play, but the physiotherapist seemed pleased with the lad's progress anyway. She thinks that it's not unreasonable to expect Nathan to be walking by the time he's two. We've been given some insoles for Nathan's shoes to help support his arches, which should help.