Heidi is now 18 months old, so I cut her off from breastfeeding this past week. Today, she was playing with a barbie doll. She was having some trouble taking off the dress that her doll was wearing, so I helped her. When it was off, she pointed to the barbie's breasts and said "milk milk." Then after pretending to try to drink some milk from the doll, she said something like "no no gone gone." She did it a couple of times. I thought it was kind of funny. Heidi did something kind of similar when I cut her off. When she was 23 months old, I had to cut her off to take a sterroid. Every day for the next month or two, she would pretend play with a Little Bo Peep doll and a Bob the Builder doll and it would always go something like this:
Bob the Builder: Mama, I want milk.
Little Bo Peep: No, it's all gone.
Bob the Builder: (starts crying)
Little Bo Peep: It's okay. It's okay.
She did this once or twice EVERY day for at least a month or two. I guess they both find ways of coping with stressful changes through pretend play.
I think Hannah may be able to identify the colors red and yellow now. Whenever I ask her to find red in a couple of her color books, she usually finds it. (The same with yellow)
She's also using a lot more signs and saying a few more things.
Monday, August 23, 2010
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Heidi: Counting in Spanish
Heidi just told me "This is how you count in Spanish: inco, tres, spacho, swinco, ono, dos, tres, inco." I thought it was kind of funny. I don't even know when she learned to try to count in Spanish. I haven't tried to teach her and we don't get cable, so she doesn't really get to watch Dora. Maybe on one of her other shows, like Dragon Tales or Maya and Miguel that come on PBS.
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