Sunday, July 28, 2013

My Little Chatterbox

Alright, so earlier this month at the doctor's office, we were asked how many words Mason was saying.  I guess the expected number at this age is between 5 and 20.  At the time I could only remember four words he'd been saying consistently.  Then we got home and I started to notice a whole lot more words that he knew.  They just keep coming.
  • Daddy (which he says more then any other word)
  • Mama
  • Bye
  • No
  • Hi (it's my favorite.  And he knows it.  He says it repeatedly when he knows he's in trouble.)
  • He sing's La La La (sometimes while playing an instrument)
  • UP!
  • Car (He then makes the car noise which is really funny)
  • Layla (The black dog next door)
  • Wow
  • Whoa
  • Uh oh
  • Cow (sounds a lot like car)
  • Cycle (Motorcycle he could care less about bicycles) 
  • Ease (for cheese)
  • Boo! (When playing peek a boo, but he still says it while his face is covered.)
  • Bubbles
  • Baby (This randomly came out when dad was watching quigley down under)
  • Brie (Sometimes he'll add the Ah for Aunt)
  • Ball (Because mom bought him a cool ball)
  • And just yesterday he throws his arms up in the air and says TaDa!  Without the T, he still hasn't figured out the T sound.  
When you ask him where something is, he lifts his hand and makes a noise that looks like I don't know, or where?
When he see what you're asking for he runs and gets it.  Then he hands it to you.  
He points to his head and sometimes his toes
He's been putting shapes in the correct places, doesn't always get them into the little hole but the A and B are often successful.  
And yes, he loves to read!

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The adventures keep coming.  He's getting so big.  And Those darn teeth are still driving him crazy but soon they'll all come in.  His poor crib looks like a beaver's been gnawing all around it. 

I love it!  This kid's a blast!

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