In the book the cow is puffing his cheeks, so she is pointing to her cheek.
Our splendid girlHere is some of the latest news on Rebecca.
It seems as if all her teeth are coming in at the same time.
She says mommy (but mommy doesn't just mean me...it stands for lots of things),woof woof (dog), meow, eieio, la la la (when she sees Elmo... that is part of his song), gwack gwack (quack or for duck), Bob, ga ga (for da da... this makes complete sense to the speech path in me, often g's are said for d's), bye, ellwo (hello, but will only say this when she is using a telephone). She does sign language for milk, more, and eat/food.
She is now forward facing in her car seat. We waited quite awhile to turn her around because it is so much safer. It is so sweet to turn around in the car and see her smiling face. She is seeing a whole new world from her view. No more of the headrest. And I am sure that her legs are thanking us. They seemed really squished up when she was rear-facing.
Our sweet, easy going child has disappeared into one that really wants things her way and will let you know when she is not pleased. If she does not get what she wants she will throw herself backwards. Uh, are the terrible twos already here?
She has seen time out modeled quite a bit for her by her big brother. So one day we jokingly mentioned that we might have to put her in time-out and she went there on her own.
Most days are a joy with Rebecca watching her learn and grow. We are blessed.
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That is so funny that she went to time-out on her own. Sometimes I'll ask Eva if she needs to go out and she tells me yes. I always try not to laugh... as I take her to timeout. I figure if she thinks she needs it then she probably really does.
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