Once upon a time before the twinzies could talk it was hard to know why they were crying. Were they hurt? Hungry? Angry? Who knew. In my mind I would always think ‘I can’t wait for them to be able to tell me what they need/want/whats wrong’. Now that they are talking it is SO much better.
Typical sentences from Heaten (who usually refers to himself as Heaten):
Heaten want to go bye bye.
Heaten want a new choo choo.
Heaten need help mama.
Heaten no like that.
Heaten want to go upstairs.
I LOVE this talk. It is so adorable. Well, it is not so adorable at 2:30am last night when “Heaten has a belly ache” woke me up. At first I was worried he was sick, but then remembered I had cooked spaghetti for dinner and Heaten didn’t eat any. He looked at the noodles and said, “Heaten no want sauce” so I gave him plain spaghetti which he didn’t eat. Instead he ate spoonfuls of peanut butter from the jar (gross, I know). So I’m fairly certain he was just hungry, but it was pretty awesome he could tell me what was wrong (even if it was at 2:30).
My little Heaten bear and his enormous noggin (not helped by the lens distortion).
January 28th, 2010 at 8:36 am
He looks so grown up here! Kadin and Delanie talk all the time and have their own conversations, it is so cute. The parents as teachers lady was here yesterday and said I don’t need to worry about their talking and communications skills because they are way above. I wans’t home the other night and Darrin fed them supper, Kadin took a bite and said “Daddy this is delicious” I have no idea where they heard that word, I never say it. It is definately getting so fun.