Wednesday night was the first night of Chanukah. It was also erev Thanksgiving, which is quite a big deal. With David not having school on Thanksgiving, he had a few questions. On Wednesday, he was confused to realize that there’s school and work on Chanukah. He thought, like all other holidays, that it was a […]
Earlier this week, David came home with four mini pumpkin muffins which were baked in his class. David gave one to mommy, and then he had one, and he gave Sarah the third one. One remained, and Daddy wasn’t home. Sarah LOVED her muffin. She wanted that last one SO BADLY. She cried and cried
Everyone to Sarah is Daddy. She apparently used the word “Mommy” for a week in August when I wasn’t even with her. But any adult figure that she looks up to (or sees pictured on a computer) is “Daddy.” We are all Daddy. I don’t know when she’ll make the distinction that I am Mommy
Well, that’s new. Sarah is saying only a few words, like “hi,” “bye,” and “Daddy.” Mommy, not so much. But this morning I was looking at a picture of a baby on Facebook and Sarah pointed and said “bay!” I think I know what she was trying to communicate. Nice work, little one!
This is the video you all emailed me about saying you couldn’t see. I made my Instagrams public now, so knock yourselves out.