thankful for...
curiosity
Hands down, her favorite thing to say these days is "is it?"
What is it? Who is it? Where is it?
I guess we're to blame, since we would always point to things and ask her what something was or what a certain animal said.. now she's turning the tables on us!
But I'm so glad she has a natural curiosity. I still like to learn new things, figure things out, hear new stories. I hope she always has a hunger to learn more about this beautiful, amazing world we live in and the One who created it.
What is it? Who is it? Where is it?
I guess we're to blame, since we would always point to things and ask her what something was or what a certain animal said.. now she's turning the tables on us!
But I'm so glad she has a natural curiosity. I still like to learn new things, figure things out, hear new stories. I hope she always has a hunger to learn more about this beautiful, amazing world we live in and the One who created it.
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Seriously, that romper? So so adorable! Cooper says "sat?". What's that? Where's that? Who's that? The half-English half-toddlerese chitter chatter at this age is absolutely my favorite thing so far and I'll be so sad when it's gone!
ReplyDeletei agree with Ashley...love to hear their version of "toddlerese! so fun!!
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