One of the ways Sarah is super fun these days is she is moving into that wonderful toddler phase of saying funny things. Some of my friends have slightly older toddlers, 2 and 3 year olds, who say HILARIOUS things, and Sarah is not quite there yet. But the things that come out of her mouth these days are adorable, at least we think so. I thought I would intersperse these stories with pics of Sarah brushing her teeth in her jammies, because brushing her teeth is one of favorite activities and I know her pink-footie-jammie days are numbered, which breaks my heart!!!
Sarah is beginning to say little phrases, which is so fun! One of Sarah's favorite animals is the zebra, and she can always recognize a picture of a zebra in any of her books because of the stripes. Recently, though, she has begun applying her knowledge of zebras to other areas of life--like when she wears a striped dress, it is her "zebra dress." I wore a striped shirt the other day and she patted me on the stomach and said, "Oh! Zebra! Cute!"
She is very into saying "Bye!" to things these days. Today we were walking up the stairs to our apartment, coming home from lunch, and she said bye to everything we passed: "Bye keys!" (after David used the keys to open the door to the stairwell), "Bye door!" (as we passed the neighbors' door), "Bye window!" (as we passed the window at the landing of the stairs), "Bye doggie!" (because she knows the doggies all live outside, not at home where we were going), etc.
Sarah has added lots of new adjectives to her vocabulary recently, including: yucky, yummy, hot, cold, funny, and, our favorite, delicious. She loves to say "Mmmmm, delicious!" when she is eating food these days. Yesterday, we were playing outside and watching a young teenager playing with her pet rabbit. The rabbit was happily eating grass and clover, and Sarah was enraptured with the animal. She said, "Bunny eat!" and "Eat grass!" and then she began saying over and over, "Mmmm, delicious!"
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love the socks... and sarah with her toothbrush. haynes does the exact same thing!
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