The day I came home from the hospital Miss Jones became obsessed with my water jug. More than likely she took a liking to it because of the massive straw that protrudes out of it. Surprisingly, we've never had an issue with her drinking water at all. But, to our chagrin, she loves it even more drinking it from a straw. So I have officially given it to her. She can drink a full pitcher of water in less than a day. We just have to watch her to make sure she doesn't take the straw out and drink directly from the spout. That creates quite a clean-up. Another thing I want to mention here is how much talking and noise making she makes these days. I have to admit that this is the most fun time during a child's life. The next few years could prove me wrong. She pretty much sleeps through the night and can somewhat tell you what they need. Now here comes all he dancing and words to go along with their new found freedom both in physicalness and attitude. Here are a list of words and phrases that she utters on a daily basis. I'm interested to see how many I list.
- Oh No!
- No
- Yes
- Sock
- Shoes
- Head
- Eye
- Ear
- Nose
- Belly
- Hi
- Bye
- Hello
- Love
- Thank You
- Bless You
- Amen
- yrr gg ggg (Yo Gabba Gabb) Guess this one doesn't count!! lol
- Bay (She thinks this is her moms name because that's what I call her)
- Cheese
- guhguhguhnola (Granola)
- Mommy
- Daddy
- Backpack
- Muno
- Eat
- Aw Man
- kick
- gorilla
- One
- Two
- Three
- Four
- Red
- Blue
- Alright
- I'm Cool
- Hold Still
- Bird
I'm sure I'm missing a few. It's amazing how quickly their vocabulary expands. It's also pretty awesome how many words they understand, but haven't quite gotten up the nerve to say. For instance, she knows what a hug, kiss or close the door means, but has never truly verbalized any of these words. We can't wait for what the future holds for our little person.
I am my wife's husband and my kid's Dad. I love God
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