Cracker?
Mama?
Check.
Dada?
Check.
Cracker?
Close enough!
Sounds more like the Spanish word for poo, but he's said it enough times to render it intentional. He's also learned "car" (cah) and "puppy" (buh-bee) this week. And has continued to practice SHRIEKING at the top of his lungs, you know, just to make sure everybody within a 2-mile radius is aware of his presence.
Here he is somewhat pacifying my annoying requests for him to demonstrate his new word. For the last couple of days he's been saying it over and over and over and then laughing and smiling with pride, but he was a little cranky tonight.
Check.
Dada?
Check.
Cracker?
Close enough!
Sounds more like the Spanish word for poo, but he's said it enough times to render it intentional. He's also learned "car" (cah) and "puppy" (buh-bee) this week. And has continued to practice SHRIEKING at the top of his lungs, you know, just to make sure everybody within a 2-mile radius is aware of his presence.
Here he is somewhat pacifying my annoying requests for him to demonstrate his new word. For the last couple of days he's been saying it over and over and over and then laughing and smiling with pride, but he was a little cranky tonight.
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