That's what you hear from Tyson very often. Since she is the second child I am trying to do a good job of "featuring" her in pictures/ blogspace to compare to her brother. She is such as sweet baby girl and we all are just crazy about her. Some things I hope I will never forget, so I try to list them here.
There was a rap song called "She get it from her mama..." we sing to her often when she does something like me. For instance:
-She loves to be on a stage.
-She likes baby dolls and to dance.
-She loves giving kisses (especially to her babee)
-She is stubborn (wait...she get it from her daddy!)
Her cute words now are:
duck and it says tack tack, babEE, bottle, thank you, more, broder, GEE (most frequently said word), please, juice, shoes (she LOVES them), cookie, cra-ker, wa wa (water), pool, car, Roalph (with a short o), up, sweet "out-siiiiide", mmhhmm and uhuh (yes and no), frooooog- in a growling voice??, blanket, rock rock, and of course my favorite is still Ma Ma! and sometimes Mommy!
-She loves fruit! (She did not get this from her mama!)
-Juel is not shy. She likes to meet people and will often crawl up in their lap if you are at an event.
-She is an excellent sleeper. She goes to bed at 8:00. She is a bit OCD about her bedtime routine (no comments from the peanut gallery). Mom likes doing it most often. She rocks with a bottle (yes I know it's time to part with it, but oh well, it will be gone by Kindergarten.) When she is done she reaches for her paci (perhaps it should go to, but too bad!) and a little bunny that says prayers. After prayers she brushes her teeth. Then she reaches for her baby and jumps in bed. She sleeps in a sleep sack and I love to go in to rub the hair at the back of her neck. She also takes a 2 hour nap each day.
-I think she may be easier to potty train than my dear boy. She has already sat on the potty to pee pee a few times. She will tell you when she has a dirty diaper and is very interested in watching her big brother take care of potty business.
Tyson loves her so much and is becoming a sweeter big brother. It is hard because they are already "fussing" about things. Whatever one child has, the other wants. Ug! I just want peace and love. Perhaps I will be able to teach valuable lessons through their sibling relationship?? I'll try. They really love each other so much. As soon as I take her out of her crib each morning her first words are "broda, broda!"
I can't believe how quickly they are both growing and changing. I am so happy it is summer so that I can enjoy this precious time with my little ones!