April 2, 2008 | parenthood
1) If you ask him to go find his shoes, he finds them (usually under the couch), brings them to you, and says “shu, shu” while placing them on top of his feet.
2) When he gets the toy rabbit from his toy farm, he makes it hop.
3) He pushes little cars all round the room going “brrrm brrrm”.
4) When he sees a mug, he says “Tea!” and smacks his lips to signify deliciousness.
5) He picks up all the Cheerios dropped on the floor during breakfast and puts them on his high chair tray.
6) When he sees a cat or a dog, he points at it and shouts “Kitty! Kitty!” Today, walking down the street, he did this to a dog being walked by an elderly gentleman. The gentleman promptly pointed at Fecklet and shouted “Baby! Baby!”
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Jessica Raymond says:
Aw, so cute
I can’t wait until Frog is more interactive like that.
Julie says:
I think every little new discovered thing at whatever age is so amazing.
There are down sides to having a toddler though. You spend your entire life running after them as soon as they can walk.
That said, people keep saying I’ve lost weight so I guess it’s useful in a way.
Biddy says:
Still giggling at the old gentleman. I can’t wait to catch up with you in the next week or so.
MichelleStyles says:
Yes, generally when you have toddlers, you have no need for dieting as you arerunning around so much. Movement is a constant.
Iti s a lovely age.
Donna Alward says:
Oh, so that’s what happened! I’m not running after kids more! I’ll have to find away, I’m not having any more babies, lol.
I thought the gentleman part was adorable. And now you can tell Fecklet, aka BMIT (Babe Magnet in Training) that I’m going to make some tea.
Donna Alward says:
Man, am I tired. That should have been “I’ll have to find ANOTHER way.”
Anonymous says:
cute…it brings it all back. at 15 months my youngest said Bahhh, to sheep. a year later she was still saying it and little else!
julie, if you are losing weight, there will be nothing left.
fran says:
i am the above anonymous
Ro says:
Eventually they become teenagers and then you learn a whole different kind of thing!
Make the most of this while it lasts
Julie Day says:
AW. You must be a proud mum to hear him pick up words and actions fast like that. Must be a joy to hear him and watch him.
Jan Jones says:
Ah, bless, bless, bless.
Adore the old gentleman.
…Um, maybe I should rephrase that …
Chris says:
Julie I just won a copy of Mistress in Private on the I heart board. I’m sure that I’m going to love it.
I love it when they reach this stage. Toddlers are so much fun. It’s tiring to run around after them but so worth it.
Chris.