It is fun everyday is to hear what new things Zeke has to say. He still doesn't communicate like some of the other toddlers we know, but I don't worry -- Zeke has his own gifts and his language grows every day. He strings words together, responds to questions, and issues commands without hesitation, but he just doesn't necessarily speak in sentences. We just don't get many sentences that aren't commands, though he says, "I love you." Last week, though, he had what I think added a pretty complete sentence to his repetoire. So, for posterity's sake, I present to you what I think is one of my child's first sentences: "Dinosaurs say ROAR!"
Friday, May 23, 2008
Sentencing
It is fun everyday is to hear what new things Zeke has to say. He still doesn't communicate like some of the other toddlers we know, but I don't worry -- Zeke has his own gifts and his language grows every day. He strings words together, responds to questions, and issues commands without hesitation, but he just doesn't necessarily speak in sentences. We just don't get many sentences that aren't commands, though he says, "I love you." Last week, though, he had what I think added a pretty complete sentence to his repetoire. So, for posterity's sake, I present to you what I think is one of my child's first sentences: "Dinosaurs say ROAR!"
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I can just hear Zeke roaring his "roar" to end his sentence. What is about dinosaurs that children love? It's so strange that these ferocious looking creatures are universally beloved by little ones, especially boys. Even extinct, they never go out of style!
Love,
Diane
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