T is for:
"Tado"--As in avocado. Another creamy textured food keeps our boy happy, and always asking for more.
"Tattow"--Which of course means he is asking for a cracker. He'll eat the first 2 or 3 bites, then he'll start crushing them. I think he likes the texture of crushed crackers in his hand. Fun for him, messy for mom to clean up. *sigh* I just remind myself that someday I'll miss crushed crackers and the chunky little hands that made them that way.
"Tih-to, Tih-to"--David goes for any bare toes he sees with his wiggly fingers and scrunched up nose while repeating "tih-to tih-to tih-to." David has always had a thing for toes. He used to put his mouth on them and attempt to bite or suck them. I've had to pardon my baby's behavior a time or two when he went for toes sticking out of sandals. That was awkward. The toe tickling is cute--much cuter than the alternative.
"Tudoh Tudoh"--Definitely one of our favorites, usually said when he brings you something soft to join the party. David is asking for a cuddle.
And the number two, which is the minimum number of times David will say a word. He repeats it as if the two words together are just a single word. "Bathbath" is one of our favorites.
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2 comments:
I love baby talk, It is a sad day when they grow up and you have to get them to pronouce things because I love it so much. I still love it when when my three year old says berry instead of very. I hope that isn't wrong to let it go on this long, because it makes me smile every time. Enjoy your little new talker.
Yay for talking, David! :)
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