Happily, we are starting to learn a few words! Ellie is the most advanced right now. Everyday she seems to pick up a new word, and it's so exciting to see her starting to communicate. One thing we have noticed though, is that her pronunciation isn't always 100% accurate.
Take the word "Frog" for instance. She...well....I'll just let you watch this video....
She actually cleaned up her language a bit for the video. It's hilarious (in an awkward sort of way) to hear my 2-year-old happily practicing her words in the living room when all I'm hearing is a four letter word repeated over and over.
All that to say, our apologies if she says something rude while out in public. It's completely unintentional!
Happily, we are starting to learn a few words! Ellie is the most advanced right now. Everyday she seems to pick up a new word, and it's so exciting to see her starting to communicate. One thing we have noticed though, is that her pronunciation isn't always 100% accurate.
Take the word "Frog" for instance. She...well....I'll just let you watch this video....
She actually cleaned up her language a bit for the video. It's hilarious (in an awkward sort of way) to hear my 2-year-old happily practicing her words in the living room when all I'm hearing is a four letter word repeated over and over.
All that to say, our apologies if she says something rude while out in public. It's completely unintentional!
LOL cute :D My oldest loved graham crackers when he was 2, but instead of graham he pronounced it d***. So he would often come up and say, "I want some d*** crackers!" It was hilarious, though we did eventually get him to pronounce it right.
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LOL cute :D My oldest loved graham crackers when he was 2, but instead of graham he pronounced it d***. So he would often come up and say, "I want some d*** crackers!" It was hilarious, though we did eventually get him to pronounce it right.
ReplyDeleteHaha! Did you record it? It's too cute at this age, isn't it?
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