F is speaking in sentences now. Today she said, “I see a ball” and “I did it.”
Her vocabulary is just exploding and her understandable words now include zipper, circle, hat, cow, kitty, Mama, Daddy, pop (as in “Pop goes the weasel”) and I can’t even be sure how many more.
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April 10th, 2008 21:27
Yay F!
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April 10th, 2008 22:50
Oh such fun! I really, really, love toddlers in this stage. It is so delightful to hear the new words, and sometimes keep guessing what the new words are. I kept a little log of the words my gals spoke at different ages. It is so nice to go back and read these lists, including all the cute “mispronunciations” that they would do.
April 11th, 2008 09:15
Way to go F!!!
Pretty soon you’ll be talking your Mom and Dad’s ears off!!