Here's a current word list. These are words that she says. She recognizes plenty more, but doesn't say them, i.e. she can point to her ear, shoulder, knee, etc. but doesn't say those yet.
Foods: nana (banana), gogurt (yogurt), apah (applesauce or apples), kiken (chicken), kaka (cracker), bebbies (veggie straws), oh (cheerios), muck (milk), cuh (cup), cahkee (coffee)
Exclamations: o bee (o boy), yuck, meh (mess), ah hah (uh huh), no, yeh (yes), mup (up), go, ni ni (night night), uh oh, moh (more), gen (again), BOO, pees (please), poopy (only after the fact, of course), ah duh (all done), bye bye, hi, dahhhhk (dark), echo (she doesn't know what it means, but uses it at the right time like leaning into the shower and saying "echo")
People (and pets): Mama, Dada, Caca (Chica), Wiwi (Winni), gNini (Ginny), Bebe (my mom), Rara (Roger), Pat Pat said much like a duck would say it and always very loudly (David's mom), Papa (David's dad), Elmo, Ohi (Zoey), Cookie, Bih Buhd (Big Bird) Bahnee (Barney, tragic... I know),
Places: cul (school)
Things: bak (block), buk (book), ba (bath), puppy (always whispered), dahg or woo woo (dog), mehehe (horse), mahw (cat), buhd (bird), boon (balloon), light, mihboooohn (milkbone), snow, nenees (necklace)
Body Parts: heh (head), noh (nose), mahw (mouth), ih (eye), bip bip (belly button), toe,
She puts words together some, too. A few nights ago, she got a very serious look on her face while she was eating dinner and slowly said, "Moh ohs pees," and then grinned really big and looked so proud of herself. I could just see the gears turning in her brain.
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Monday, February 7, 2011
This post is brought to you today by...
The letter B.
Emmeline had her 18 month check-up on Thursday and she is doing great! Also, I'm pretty sure that she is a genius. I always park in the same row on the same level of the parking deck when I go to St. Vincent's. I'm pretty sure I'd lose my car if I didn't. On Thursday, I parked in my normal spot and we load out of the car - and I'm hustling to get us too the elevator because we are late and it is cold. Emmeline points to the huge letter marking the level and screams...
B!!!
No lie.
Then she looks up at me and grins like "See how smart I am. I know what I just did."
She might not be a genius, of course, because when she sings her alphabet it goes like this: A-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B.
B is her favorite.
But still... really smart, that girl.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~Stats at 18 months (with WHO percentiles in parentheses):
Weight: 26 lbs. 10 oz. (88%)
Height: 32.5" (62%)
Head Size: 19.75" (99%), supports genius theory
All of her other milestones are great as well. She is talking a lot. I'll try to post a word list soon. She loves helping around the house, especially loading and unloading the dryer. She eats well, but still has a milk allergy. She loves her books and her blocks. If it were up to her, she and Elmo (and Cookie Monster, too) could read books and stack blocks all day long. She is very affectionate, unless saying "no" to hugs and kisses seems like more fun at the time.
All in all, we are so very blessed to have such a wonderful, loving, smart, silly daughter.
Emmeline had her 18 month check-up on Thursday and she is doing great! Also, I'm pretty sure that she is a genius. I always park in the same row on the same level of the parking deck when I go to St. Vincent's. I'm pretty sure I'd lose my car if I didn't. On Thursday, I parked in my normal spot and we load out of the car - and I'm hustling to get us too the elevator because we are late and it is cold. Emmeline points to the huge letter marking the level and screams...
B!!!
No lie.
Then she looks up at me and grins like "See how smart I am. I know what I just did."
She might not be a genius, of course, because when she sings her alphabet it goes like this: A-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B-B.
B is her favorite.
But still... really smart, that girl.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~Stats at 18 months (with WHO percentiles in parentheses):
Weight: 26 lbs. 10 oz. (88%)
Height: 32.5" (62%)
Head Size: 19.75" (99%), supports genius theory
All of her other milestones are great as well. She is talking a lot. I'll try to post a word list soon. She loves helping around the house, especially loading and unloading the dryer. She eats well, but still has a milk allergy. She loves her books and her blocks. If it were up to her, she and Elmo (and Cookie Monster, too) could read books and stack blocks all day long. She is very affectionate, unless saying "no" to hugs and kisses seems like more fun at the time.
All in all, we are so very blessed to have such a wonderful, loving, smart, silly daughter.
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