Ambulatory Incentives

Shayna's walking efforts have blossomed. She is now taking upwardsof fifteen
to twenty steps at a time. Of course, we discovered that, under certain
circumstances, she was a bit more, well, inclined to perform. For example,
Shayna was standing by our coffee table and I was sitting at the dining room
table, about ten feet away. I also happened to be having dessert, a piece of
chocolate cake, to be more exact.
When Shayna saw what I had,and more importantly, saw that I was offering her
some (a very small bit), she walked, then, well, she didn't exactly run the
last few steps, but she did sort of stumble forward in a controlled way that
seemed to be a precursor to running.