My son is a talker. He will talk to anyone. About anything. It does not matter if you aren't talking to him. Ask Sage a question and Sawyer will fill you in.
He's always been verbally advanced, speaking in complex sentences before the age of 2. It's his talent.
But lately I've noticed something sneaking into his speech. I'm not clear how this happened. I don't do it. And we don't live THAT close to the Valley.
Here is an example of what he says:
"Mommy? Remember, when, I was, like, 3 1/2, and like, I, like, went, like, on an airplane?"
Ugh. He's already talking teenager at 4 1/2. I told you he was advanced!
What to do? At the moment I am sticking my fingers in my ears and shouting "LALALALA" so I can't hear it. Just kidding. But that's what I feel like doing. Actually, I'm just hoping if I ignore it it'll go away. Hasn't worked yet with the cellulite on my legs, but you never know.
I guess I should be thankful he's not yet inserting "dude" into every sentence, or various permutations of the word "fuck."
I'm sure he's just saving something for later.
Like a waterfall in slow motion, Part One
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She wants her planet back. Woolfy – “Shooting Stars” Funny how his voice in
this song made me think he was singing ratchet instead of rapture. I heard
this...
2 years ago
1 comment:
Dude! Like that is totally awesome! ;) Okay, maybe not TOTALLY awesome, but "like" is better than some of the words my kids have added to their vocabulary.
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