Scarlett is now 14 months old, and at this stage we are enjoying her starting to talk. All day long, she goes about playing and talking "gibberish"constantly. She thinks she's making sense, and we just think it's adorable. She does have some distinct words down though.
Scarlett says:
Hi!
Bye! (and bye-bye, especially, bye-bye daadee!)
Elmo (which sounds more like "melmo"
dada (and daadee!)
mamma (but she doesn't say this very often!)
shoes (she can point to and identify shoes)
ball (she can identify balls and bring them to you upon request!)
meow (when she sees a cat she says "meow" instead of "cat")
side (for outside)
good boy (which sounds more like goo boyee)
And she really likes to repeat words you say to her.
She's also still into everything. For example, she can unlock and open the dishwasher! I'm not sure what to do about that. She's also a little climber. We've already had to put one of her favorite toys away because she kept climbing on top of it. All in all, this a very fun stage! We love listening to her and watching her think and learn.
What a cutie pie! I love when they start speaking, so precious!!!!
ReplyDeleteShe is so sugary!
ReplyDeleteIt's funny how every kid I know says "Mama" less frequently than "Daddy," which I think is incredibly unfair! Do they not remember all that work we did to get them here? :) Although now, Allie says "Mama" a lot and its always followed by instructions for me, so maybe I wouldn't mind her going back to "daddy" a little more often!
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