Danny replied hopefully, "Cookie?"
Let me explain. Jim, a chef, often brings cookies home from work and he tells Danny that he works in a cookie and cloud factory.
When I told Jim what Danny had said, he looked at Danny and said, "Hi, poopy pants."
Jim figures if Danny can associate him with cookies, it's only fair that he associate Danny with poop.
From the toddler trickery department
Dan is getting good at asking for what he wants. For most of the morning, he lingers by the fridge trying to con me into giving him more juice. I give him watered down orange juice at breakfast and that's it. The rest of the time, I say, "How about some cold water? Water with ice?" He seems satisfied with this as he then repeats "cold water" several times.Is there an echo in here?
He's coming out with whole phrases now. "Pile of leaves," "down the drain," "whole phrases" (that last one I managed to elicit from him at dinner as I recounted our day for Jim). He reads catalogues with Jim in the evenings, points to every item he recognizes and says the word and also repeats back everything Jim says.I asked, "Is there an echo in here?"
His eyes lit up and he clapped a few times. Then I remembered that on Sunday, he learned about echo as we sat on the porch to Jim's workshop outside, clapped and heard the sound bounce off the house. Pretty neat that he remembers something from five days ago.
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http://blissfullydomestic.com/family-bliss/theyre-playing-our-song/
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