Yesterday N started his morning by telling me he wanted to wear his beautiful pants. "Your what N?" "My beautiful pants Mommy; I want to wear them!" Later that day his hot chocolate was not just "good" it was "delicious!" and his waffle was "wonderful" It was like he read the book "Big words for little toddlers who want to be taken seriously!"
N talks from the moment he wakes in the morning until his head touches the pillow at night (much like his father)! It is funny to see him excitedly talking to M in the morning and Mason will just drink his juice and look at him and not say a word. My husband and I often joke that juice is M's coffee!
Yesterday N started his morning by telling me he wanted to wear his beautiful pants. "Your what N?" "My beautiful pants Mommy; I want to wear them!" Later that day his hot chocolate was not just "good" it was "delicious!" and his waffle was "wonderful" It was like he read the book "Big words for little toddlers who want to be taken seriously!"
N talks from the moment he wakes in the morning until his head touches the pillow at night (much like his father)! It is funny to see him excitedly talking to M in the morning and Mason will just drink his juice and look at him and not say a word. My husband and I often joke that juice is M's coffee!
I've always been amazed at his vocabulary. While Colton was saying "me want juice" Nick was saying " Mama, could I have some grape juice out of the green sippy cup, and could you please set it on the table for me?". Well, maybe the difference isn't QUITE that bad but you get my point.
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