I just love the age where the littlest ones start being able to vocalize what they want or what they see with more than a grunt. It is always so cute to hear how each word comes out of their mouth. We are at that stage now with Cody and it always makes me smile or laugh.
The funniest one was last week when we were out to dinner and I set a small plate of veggies in front on him (all of which he has eaten before) and he saw it and immediately proclaimed - "YUCK!" No translation needed there! I had never heard him speak so clearly and with such passion. Of course, that won't be funny a year from now if that happened again but the first time it was definitely funny.
So even though "yuck" didn't need translation, the following words below do need translation and there are even some I still can't translate.
I really love this photo, I wish I could take credit for it but my awesome photographer cousin took this.
Here are some of the things Cody says:
- guck
- oeo
- ya-ya
- meo-meo
- dooty
- boody
- rayie
- omeo
- bopee
- wreyl
Can you guess what they mean?
Here are the translations:
- stuck
- cheerio
- kitty
- milk
- dirty
- birdy
- raisin
- oatmeal
- paci
- wrestle
I thought I would share this because it is something that really brings me joy. To hear him communicating in his own way is always an adventure. I love this age!
Blessings!
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