We have some new Hannah-isms to share with you:
She will hold up a hand to us and say, "I'll be right back".
Already she wants to pick out her own clothes, own socks, own shoes, own ha
ir bow. I hear, "No, Mommy. I DO IT". And yes, we've had some interesting wardrobe choices - pink shirt, jeans, brown socks, rain boots, and bright green bow! Lately she wants to wear her sassy pink heart rain boots everywhere and ALL THE TIME.
She loves to pray to "G-Z" (Jesus). Often it is just, "Thank you, G-Z. [insert weird babble words] Aaaaahhmen". It's a start! :) She's almost got the words down for "Yes, Jesus (G-Z) Loves Me".
Hannah loves to come up and ask me a bazillion times a day "Whatcha dooooo-ing?". I always turn the question back around to her. Her response is always "Ummm...[insert weird babble]. Ok, Bye".
Name game. She will just ramble off the names of people she knows. And she often asks about the whereabouts of family members and friends - "Daddy is sweeping [sleeping]? Daddy at werk? Jackson school? Mimi and Pete is all gone? Rees at house?".
All things come in families. She named the Mommy, Daddy and Baby polka dots on her jammies. The ducks at the park are also labeled a Mommy, a Daddy, and a baby.
Thank you for the smiles, little one!
She will hold up a hand to us and say, "I'll be right back".
Already she wants to pick out her own clothes, own socks, own shoes, own ha
ir bow. I hear, "No, Mommy. I DO IT". And yes, we've had some interesting wardrobe choices - pink shirt, jeans, brown socks, rain boots, and bright green bow! Lately she wants to wear her sassy pink heart rain boots everywhere and ALL THE TIME.She loves to pray to "G-Z" (Jesus). Often it is just, "Thank you, G-Z. [insert weird babble words] Aaaaahhmen". It's a start! :) She's almost got the words down for "Yes, Jesus (G-Z) Loves Me".
Hannah loves to come up and ask me a bazillion times a day "Whatcha dooooo-ing?". I always turn the question back around to her. Her response is always "Ummm...[insert weird babble]. Ok, Bye".
Name game. She will just ramble off the names of people she knows. And she often asks about the whereabouts of family members and friends - "Daddy is sweeping [sleeping]? Daddy at werk? Jackson school? Mimi and Pete is all gone? Rees at house?".
All things come in families. She named the Mommy, Daddy and Baby polka dots on her jammies. The ducks at the park are also labeled a Mommy, a Daddy, and a baby.
Thank you for the smiles, little one!
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Sooo cute!
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