Out of the Mouth of My Baby

(This is pretty much a post more for me documenting history- so sorry if you find it long)

So it seems with little Emily this last month she has almost turned into a little girl instead of a baby. She talks and talks and talks and talks. It is funny to Justin and I when she will say a word and we have no idea she even knew that word. Here is kind of a full day of the cute words little Emily tells us. 

She will tell me what she wants for breakfast in the morning. Cereal, eggs, yogurt, and butter (toast) are what she switches between. Of course she has to have "nanna," "awberry," or "apple." Throughout the day she tells me when she wants her "ssnnnnack" or "candy." For lunch she likes to eat "bawk bawk" (chicken) and for dinner she likes "beans" and LOVES "pizza." Her favorite food of all time though is "cheeshe"  She drinks "juish," "milk," or "wadah." She let's us know the temperature as well "hot" or "cold".

She will tell me what she wants to "pay." "Animals," "books," "dolls," "car," "swing," "bubbles," "or "swim."  She can list all kinds of animals. "Kitty" is still her favorite. My favorite is when she tells me she wants to "clean." She takes her wipes and cleans everything in her room. She even plays "mommy" with her "baby." The other day she brought me her baby doll and said "baby poopy." I gave her a baby wipe and she acted like she was changing the baby's diaper. It was too funny.

Getting in the car she knows "cah keys" and "seat." When we go to the "pahk" she likes to "climb" and "slide." Most of all she likes to play with the "kids" and even knows Brooke and Avery's names.

At the library we read books, "sing," "dance," and play with "ball" and "bubbles."

At home she knows everyone's name. She walks around looking for "Kobe" in the morning. When I ask her where her daddy is she says "work." This month Kris and Kathy got a new dog named Monty- Emily calls him Danty. She will say "Danty Come!" "No Danty!" and likes to introduce the puppy to her left overs at lunch and dinner.

When it's time for Sesame Street she likes to watch for "Cookie," "Elmo," "Abby," "Ernie," "Oscar," "Grover," and "Bird." No joke, she knows and loves them all. 

Most recently out of the blue Emily informed us that she wants to "color." Really out of the blue. She has probably never seen a color crayon before, but she knew she would love it. In attempt to not get crayon all over the house I bought her a little magna doodle toy that seems to do the trick. 

At dinner time she will fold her arms and say "amen" when prayer is over. The other night it was just me Justin and her for dinner. She called out in her yelling voice "Kobe, dinnah." 

When it is time for bath she asks for "Elmo bubbies." She likes to put "soap" on her "body." She can say "belly," "eyes," "nose," and most other body parts. When she is all done she wants her "towel." Then she gets in front of the mirror to "dance." 

After she gets her "jammies" on and reads her "book" she gives mommy and daddy "loves" and "kisses" (sometimes real, eskimo, butterfly, or kitty style). Then we sing a song- either "happy" (If you're happy and you know it) or "famy" (I have a happy family). Then we tell her we love her and she says "wubyu". She gets her "paci" and is off to the land of sweet dreams. 

Along with all of these words she talks non sense about every other second of the day. I love listening to her talk and play. I can't believe how fast she's growing up.