There is a first time for everything.
Today, Sawyer's teacher e-mailed me to tell me that he was actually beginning to interact with the other kids in his class. It's the second time we've heard it this week. After all of two weeks of school, he's already doing something that we have never seen him do before (unless you count this adventure at the park, which I don't). In countless times out at the park, at the pool, at the children's museum, and just out at stores or restaurants, he has never shown any interest in other people or what they might be doing.
Sometimes it's the little things, those small steps, that mean so very much.
