"I would like to balance better."

"Yeah, that would be good!"

"I still feel fine though."

"That's good, we'd be a lot more worried otherwise. But it's good to have a doctor to check and also figure out if the normal vaccinations are safe for you and so on."

"Vaccinations?"

"We figured out how to turn almost all of the diseases that affect people into small versions that teach your body how to fight off the disease without getting you sick. Everyone gets those and that way the diseases can be reduced or eliminated."

"But people and rabbits get different diseases and maybe I am like a rabbit."

"So it might be that vaccinations won't work for you but it will be good to have a doctor look into it."

Nod.

"Do you want to go to the children's museum today?"

"Okay!"

The children's museum is six stories of a lovely glass building downtown and is crowded and contains magnets and optical illusions and games and gyroscopes and so on.

She loves it!

Her parents are delighted!

She trots around insofar as she can safely trot, playing with everything.

There are many things and many children! (She only sees one other blue.) 

She is not terribly interested in the other children of her own accord regardless of colors, although if any say hi to her she will be polite.

Children her age are inclined to interact only so as to negotiate turns with toys and exhibits. 

That's fine.

They can stay until she's very tired and then carry her home.

Yaaaaaay she flops on a dadshoulder.

Soft tiny small sleepy happy baaaaaaaaaaby.

She falls asleep on a dad on the train home.

"You're sure of the doctor?" he whispers.

"I haven't met him yet. But I think so."