1 reason why Gwen still seems like such a baby =0)
Gwen and Liv 17 months oldThe following is a list of words that Gwen can say:
Hi
Da (Daddy)
Ma (Mamma)
di (here)
some rendition of Thank you.....that sounds something like shasha
Here is the list of words Liv could say when she was Gwen's age:
Mommy
Daddy
Nana
Papa
Grandma
Grandpa
Me
Mine
Nana (Banana)
Baby
Ball
Fishy
Doggy
puppy
Twitchell (Tchi-tcho) (my parent's dog)
no
yeah
shoe-shoe
boot
diaper (die-die)
wow
eye
ear
mouth
nose
elbow
toe-toe
hat
call
go
outside
more
apple
cracker
wawa (water)
ni-night
on
up
book
tubby (bath tub)
snow
Jesus
Santa
bye-bye
babydoll
bye-bye dad
no mom
boo
goat
bonk (any time she hit her head)
yummy
num-num
along with the sound of every animal.
I'm sure Gwen will learn to talk some day =0). For now, I LOVE to pretend she is still a baby =0).
4 comments:
Ruby and May are exactly the same way. At 18 months when Ruby went into the Nursery, she could speak in sentences and tell you excactly how she felt/what she wanted. May, at 18 said about 5 words semi-clearly. I was kind of worried and talked to her doctor and was told this was normal for the second child. The first child does all the talking for the second. And that is SO TRUE in our house.
The eyes on both your babies are exquisite. Gorgeous, gorgeous children.
I think it is so fascinating to see different children excel in different ways. I notice this all the time with my kids. I try not to compare, but at the same time it's so fun to see them each do their "own thing."
And I understand about wanting the baby to be the baby. I am totally babying Lucas and want him to stay a baby for a long time! Sometimes I'm shocked at the things he is able to do, because in my mind he is still a newborn! They grow too fast!
It is so cool to look back on that. Wow I'm excited to see the differnces in children too. How fun to see the differences. I still don't want Lorelei to grow up.
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