Creeping closer
"Spider" now sounds like "cider".
New words recently added to her repertoire include the seasonal snow and snowman, bear, pear, ba[ck] (as in "put it back"), dow[n] (as in "put me down"), pipi, pooh, two and hiya. If a clock is a bong, a telephone is a hiya. She knows that two follows one, but the answer to any question beginning "How many ... ?" does tend to be an enthusiastic "TWO!"
"Twinkle, twinkle" now stays reliably in key every time, and she's even making up verses using her own limited vocabulary e.g. Mummy, mummy, mummy, yey!
Happy New Year everybody, yey!
New words recently added to her repertoire include the seasonal snow and snowman, bear, pear, ba[ck] (as in "put it back"), dow[n] (as in "put me down"), pipi, pooh, two and hiya. If a clock is a bong, a telephone is a hiya. She knows that two follows one, but the answer to any question beginning "How many ... ?" does tend to be an enthusiastic "TWO!"
"Twinkle, twinkle" now stays reliably in key every time, and she's even making up verses using her own limited vocabulary e.g. Mummy, mummy, mummy, yey!
Happy New Year everybody, yey!
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