Father's Day Weekend

Part 1: A visit to the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum
With some basic understanding of the flight communications tower, a rehearsal in the Fleet 21K single engine plane and a bit of sensory skill development on the jet wings, Adam patrolled the skies with Dad in a CF-100 fighter plane.












Part 2: Art work and Japanese Cuisine
Adam presented his #1 Daddy with a crumpled slightly bitten envelope and a footprint signature work of art. After much efforts, he spent the afternoon taste testing sashimi at a baby friendly Japanese Cuisine.

Adam gets an infant massage

Led by Francois, a Certified Infant Massage Instructor and her professional trainers Mummy recieved a 3-day hands on infant massage training.

Adam took the lead with a back massage ensuring that smiles were recieved by nearby trainers. He moved onto his chest, stomach and legs then decided to nap for the remaining time. Adam came out relaxed and content. As for Mummy, the infant massage contributed to the continued amazement of Adam's nonverbal cues. Most importantly it was a positive experience for both. Thanks to Adam and Francois' excellent team.

Adam goes to university

Adam arrives at the University of Toronto campus downtown.



First stop... the Department of Computer Science.



At the computer lab, Adam takes time to log in and check his email.



The McLennan Physical Laboratories is next on the itinerary...



Adam solves an equation to derive Adam's Curve.



Adam patiently explains the significance of his result to the audience.



The eventful day is coming to an end as Adam enjoys the beautiful summer weather.



A sunny walk around King's Circle before the drive back home.

Adam's ability to reject food

A few days ago we started Adam on rice cereal. Throughout his feeds Adam gave us some head turns, a tightly closed mouth and forced food back out. So much for the excitement on starting solids. Although Mummy's milk remains to be Adam's favorite, we are hoping for better luck next time.