Baby boy likes to ask questions:
"what chu doing?" (What are you doing?)
"where you going?"
"are you ok?"
"wat ahpen?" (what happen?)
"what zat" (what's that?).
"where zit?" (where is it?)
"where eee go?" (where did 'insert object' go?)
"zit painfoo?" (is it painful?)
"what zis?" (what's this?)
"You see zat?" (Do you see that?)
He's quite a chatterbox. We don't always understand his language but we get by if we observe him hard enough. He usually speaks and acts out his requests.
He's a drama baby
"Argh! So painfoo! OUCH!". All that dramatic exclamations because the tag from behind his t-shirt scratched him.
"UH! OH NO!"
Because mummy dropped a table cloth onto the floor.
"Sowee! Are you ok? Zit painfoo?" (Sorry, are you ok? Is it painful?"
He accidentally stepped on my toes.
"Argh!!!"
Just to warn us about his idea of something dangerous.
Runs hurriedly and jumps into us cupping his ears: "Listen! You hear zat?"
A plane just flew past.
He's also learning to take instructions with repetition. It helps when he recognises what it means to wait (but I have to keep my promise that waiting means he gets to do it, but later. Different from 'No'.)
I love how he'll pick stray items from the floor as he passes them by, and puts them back where they belong, or into the table.
He's feeling better now. And when he's well, he's irresistibly cute (in his mummy's books at least).
There are also terrible times. He's still learning afterall, and definitely not eloquent yet.
I'm soaking up his innocent cute-ness while it lasts. AN is already maturing in thoughts. Someday ER will too, and by then, I'll only get to envy others who are struggling with their 2 year olds.
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