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CHAPTER 19: RAPID DEVELOPMENT

Autor: Ellen Edgar
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Rhiannon's POV

Month Five

Soren grabbed the knife.

One second it was on the table beside me. The next, his impossibly fast baby hand had snatched it.

"No!" I lunged, prying it from his grip before he could hurt himself.

He wailed in protest, reaching for it again.

"Absolutely not." I moved the knife to a high shelf. "That's dangerous."

"Mama!" He shrieked, his new favorite word.

His grab reflex had become a problem. He grabbed everything—my hair, my clothes, anything within reach. And his grip was far too strong for a five-month-old.

Nyx taught him "gentle touching," and he learned quickly. But he also learned to be sneaky—patting softly, then immediately grabbing with both hands.

"Clever," I muttered, extracting my hair from his death grip. "Too clever."

But what amazed me most was watching him learn to sit.

He'd been trying for days—toppling over repeatedly, getting frustrated, trying again.

Then one morning, I set him down on his blanket, and he just—sat.

Perfectly balanced. Back s
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