"Glass, dog, milk, duck" Her new words are very fleeting. You'll hear one and then it's gone, for a long time. She remains reserved and is content most of the time to listen vs. talk. Even though most of her new diction has only graced my hearing once or twice, they were perfect and clear. "Bye" has become a more routine word. She does have a delayed reaction affliction though. She'll wave good bye after the door has shut and someone has left, and she'll say bye to whoever I'm speaking to on the phone after I hang up. True to her personality, I think she's just staying out of the spot light.
I've tried to be better about getting in the habit of brushing her teeth before bed. It's not eay. She loves to eat the toothpaste. I'm sure she equates oral care with dessert time. Silly Strawberry is the toothpaste flavor, the only way it could be more
enticing is to make it strawberry kiwi flavored.
Aunt Rena came for a spur of the moment visit last week. We had some great girl time.
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