Random babies stuffs....
Jan. 3rd, 2007 12:50 am1. Ana gave herself a time-out today. I told her to stop doing something, but apparently that wasn't enough, so she declared that she was giving herself a time-out and, uh, did so.
She also threatened to give *me* a time-out for talking to her when she was having a time-out. Because we Do Not Talk When Having a Time-out. Good on the concept, bad on the execution - she hasn't yet grasped that she doesn't have the authority.
2. Before Jenn got home, I had put the baby on my back. We're in the bathroom, by the mirror, and I'm chattering away about how "Mommy will be home soon". Then I see, in the mirror (and right next to my eye - she was leaning forwards) the baby going "Milkmilkmilk". (Milk means Mommy, which I think is absolutely hysterical.) So I went "Yeah, Mommy! And she'll be home soon!"
At this, the baby started waving. "Yeah... we'll say hi to her?"
Nodnodnodnod.
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I just had a conversation. With a baby. This is so surreal, I had to post about it sometime.
3. Baby also told me 'kay, uh-huh, and uh-uh several times. Appropriately, as in "Do you want to go up?" or "Do you want more?" and she'd either participate or fuss depending on what she said.
I thought yes and no were harder concepts...?
She also threatened to give *me* a time-out for talking to her when she was having a time-out. Because we Do Not Talk When Having a Time-out. Good on the concept, bad on the execution - she hasn't yet grasped that she doesn't have the authority.
2. Before Jenn got home, I had put the baby on my back. We're in the bathroom, by the mirror, and I'm chattering away about how "Mommy will be home soon". Then I see, in the mirror (and right next to my eye - she was leaning forwards) the baby going "Milkmilkmilk". (Milk means Mommy, which I think is absolutely hysterical.) So I went "Yeah, Mommy! And she'll be home soon!"
At this, the baby started waving. "Yeah... we'll say hi to her?"
Nodnodnodnod.
...
I just had a conversation. With a baby. This is so surreal, I had to post about it sometime.
3. Baby also told me 'kay, uh-huh, and uh-uh several times. Appropriately, as in "Do you want to go up?" or "Do you want more?" and she'd either participate or fuss depending on what she said.
I thought yes and no were harder concepts...?