Have I mentioned that I love, love this age? Certainly not momma's baby anymore (which does make me a little sad) but such a bubbly, loving, brighter-than-the-sunshine little pixie! Everywhere I take her, Maddie Brynn elicits big smiles. "Bye-bye, see you soon!" is what usually gets some laughter. It's her little trademark farewell to each and every person she meets, as well as her family. Our other favorite is, "night-night, sweet dweams!" You can't help but giggle a little.
Her talking has absolutely soared in the past couple of months. She's been speaking in sentences for at least a month now. Some of my favorites and their translations:
"help you mommy?"= will you help me mommy?
"momma's phone play?"= can I play with mommy's phone?
"yummy in my tummy"= I like it and I want more
"read lama lama!"= wants to read one of her fav books, Llama, Llama wakey wake
"dollie stroll park"= wants to stroll her dollie to the park
"go shoppin da-da's car"= wants to run errands in Bub the hub's car
She's so interested in everyone's car, what color it is and who is driving. She likes da-da's car the best and would ride it in always if she had the choice. Unfortunately, this is rarely the case. Sigh. We've had some tears over it. If she does have to ride in momma's car, she requests to sit in "Nay-nee's chair." In fact, she wants to sit in all of her sister's chairs. I think it makes her feel like a big girl! Her first question when she sees me in the morning and whenever I walk in the door is "Nay-nee?" Even though she can say Avery's name now, she likes to use her nickname and she always wants to know where she is. Makes my heart smile :)
first donut at Shipley's! she's a fan
And let me say, this little pumpkin loves her food. She's always in the mood for a snack. Words we hear a lot are: gwapes, muppins (muffins), ah-sauce, check-up (ketchup), dog-dog (hotdog), cake-cakes (pancakes), juice, zania (lasagna), fren fries, peas and squizee (pureed food in pouches).
Listening to her read books to her dollies really kills me with cuteness. She remembers so many of the words, and uses the same intonations that her daddy and I use. She has a set of six Strawberry Shortcake books that she especially likes to read out loud right now.
I have to continue this post later, but not without mentioning how much Maddie loves her daddy. I didn't have time to do a true Father's Day post this year, even though he certainly deserves one! Each day when he comes home from work, she shouts da-da and gives him a running hug. He is so patient and sweet with her, and always has time to be silly and play some dress-up!
He'll love me for posting this one I think. You are the BEST, Bub the hub, and the girls wholeheartedly agree. To be continued....
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