Before Thanksgiving F added an almost unintelligible “chicken” “kitty” and “dog” to her vocabulary. Over the Thankgiving holiday she added quite clear versions of “hi” “hello” and “ball”.
J uttered his first sentence after he reached for a water glass the day after Thanksgiving and I took it away. “I want it.”
I was kind of hoping “I love you” would come first.
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November 25th, 2007 18:26
I think Sam’s first real sentence was “Bless you, mama,” when I sneezed. I melted.
November 25th, 2007 21:42
I like to teach them sign language “I love you,” because then I can trick them into saying it by signing it to them and having them read it.
November 26th, 2007 01:19
Words, words, words!
November 28th, 2007 16:41
Oh I am looking forward to the day my boys say I love you … signing it would be cute.I will give that a try.
They learn I want from us I was told …uh oh!