The young Crofton girl who fell 20 feet onto a concrete pad at Ladysmith鈥檚 Transfer Beach Park is making a remarkable recovery.

Sophia Taylor, 3, suffered extensive injuries during the fall, including a fractured skull, but her progress has almost been beyond expectations since being admitted to B.C. Children鈥檚 Hospital in Vancouver after the Feb. 12 incident.

鈥淪he鈥檚 walking with assistance,鈥� reported Selina Taylor, the girl鈥檚 mother.

鈥淪ince (Monday), she鈥檚 been sitting up by herself without assistance. She鈥檚 saying a lot more words now.鈥�

Selina and husband David have seen some of the life come back into their girl after a very scary initial prognosis.

Her mannerisms have quickly become reflective of a typical three-year-old while overcoming her injuries.

鈥淪he gets frustrated when she tries to communicate and it鈥檚 not working,鈥� said Selina.

Sophia鈥檚 parents have even been able to take her outside in a wheelchair to enjoy some fresh air and get away from the hospital where they鈥檝e all been stationed for 12 days.

鈥淪he viewed everything, taking it all in and was happy,鈥� noted Selina. 鈥淚t鈥檚 just amazing at how far she鈥檚 come.鈥�

Sophia obviously experienced excruciating pain in the early days after her fall, but that鈥檚 subsided considerably.

鈥淓very four hours we gave her some mild pain medication,鈥� Selina indicated. 鈥淚t鈥檚 just Tylenol now.鈥�

As for any long-term effects for Sophia, that鈥檚 still to be determined but the signs remain positive due to her early activity.

鈥淭he brain is so complex and unknown,鈥� conceded Selina. 鈥淲e鈥檙e just taking it day-by-day.

鈥淎ll the doctors and neurologists are extremely happy with her progress.鈥�

The GoFundMe page launched to assist the family with medical expenses has now exceeded $45,000.