We're hearing lots more phrases/mini-sentences, too, like "Thomas cup" or "Mickey Mouse shirt, off" or "Daddy sleeping" or "Hungry. Eat? Chicken?" or "Pants on, Daddy" because his daddy is always walking around pantless. No just kidding, that's in reference to putting on Logan's pants in the mornin'.
He can sing lots of words from lots of songs and some he knows almost all the way, like "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star." I recorded him singing it but I think it's too faint to hear. I'll try to figure that out.
He also makes up words and phrases when necessary. His favorite DVD, a Baby Einstein joint called Baby da Vinci, he calls "Gockwin." We have no idea where he got that from, what it's supposed to mean or why, but there you are. Gockwin. He's been saying it for months and months and months and for the longest time we didn't know what that was. Then he showed me at daycare, and we got him a copy for home which he scratched up within two weeks by playing with it too much.
He also made up an activity where he sits in the driver's seat of my car and plays with all the crap, which he now calls "bup-ups game." It used to just be "car" and then "up-ups" but now it's "bup-ups game." We don't always let him play and it's pretty funny to hear him yell "Bup-ups! Buuuup-uuuuupps!" all tragically as we escort him from the car.
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Daddy, Steve, was the same way. I think he talked himself out so he doesn't talk as much now.
Maybe Logan is saying "good one" for he Baby Einstein CD.
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