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The baby is *almost* 19 months old.
May. 14th, 2007 12:18 am
This post is just about her language, though, not her age :)
( List of words )
I think that's it. Doubtless there'll be more soon. Might even be more now, but I don't hear them.
She's been experimenting with phrases lately. Every day now, instead of just "Hi!" it's specifically some form of "Hi, Connie! Bye! Hi, Connie!" over and over again. Very cute. Little less cute now that it's been going on a week and a half :) There was the "Look, star!" bit a while back, and I hear a few "Uh-oh, spoon" type things over the day. Sometimes uh-oh with words I don't get, or non-words - but it'll be clear eventually.
Edit: Oh, and mine. I'm so sick of "mine", especially when whatever it is is not hers by any sane definition. I blame Ana for this. But it's another word I hear in phrases sometimes, when she's not too busy trying to convince me how CRYINGLY SAD she is to speak. "Mine car!" or "Mine ba!" are heard several times a day. By me, of course. How do you explain to a 19 month old that if you look at it, then put it down and wander off for 20 minutes, it's not yours anymore?
( List of words )
I think that's it. Doubtless there'll be more soon. Might even be more now, but I don't hear them.
She's been experimenting with phrases lately. Every day now, instead of just "Hi!" it's specifically some form of "Hi, Connie! Bye! Hi, Connie!" over and over again. Very cute. Little less cute now that it's been going on a week and a half :) There was the "Look, star!" bit a while back, and I hear a few "Uh-oh, spoon" type things over the day. Sometimes uh-oh with words I don't get, or non-words - but it'll be clear eventually.
Edit: Oh, and mine. I'm so sick of "mine", especially when whatever it is is not hers by any sane definition. I blame Ana for this. But it's another word I hear in phrases sometimes, when she's not too busy trying to convince me how CRYINGLY SAD she is to speak. "Mine car!" or "Mine ba!" are heard several times a day. By me, of course. How do you explain to a 19 month old that if you look at it, then put it down and wander off for 20 minutes, it's not yours anymore?
