Making Connections
Princess Ana is starting to show her ability to associate one activity with another. The quotes and looks we get from her as a result of this are a lot of fun.
Last week she came to visit Daddy at the office. She hoped up in my chair and started pounding on the keyboard. She suddenly turned and gave me a slightly annoyed look and said, "Ana working. Ana busy!" and then returned to her keyboard pounding. I guess mama and daddy need to stop trying to do any work on the PC at home.
This morning the princess had to go to the doctor for a follow-up exam to make sure the latest ear infection had cleared up. In the car after seeing the doc she asks her mama, "Go pharmacy now?" She really likes the pharmacy. Lots of things on low shelves she can play with, and she always gets a bag of candy in an attempt to keep her away from the shelves.
Two year olds are so much fun as long as you're not trying to get them to do something.
Last week she came to visit Daddy at the office. She hoped up in my chair and started pounding on the keyboard. She suddenly turned and gave me a slightly annoyed look and said, "Ana working. Ana busy!" and then returned to her keyboard pounding. I guess mama and daddy need to stop trying to do any work on the PC at home.
This morning the princess had to go to the doctor for a follow-up exam to make sure the latest ear infection had cleared up. In the car after seeing the doc she asks her mama, "Go pharmacy now?" She really likes the pharmacy. Lots of things on low shelves she can play with, and she always gets a bag of candy in an attempt to keep her away from the shelves.
Two year olds are so much fun as long as you're not trying to get them to do something.
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posted by Timmie Smith at 10:34 AM
3 Comments:
Two-year-olds are fabulous, and I'm sure Princess Ana is no exception! I don't believe in the Terrible Two's. Now three is a different story....
In "The Happiest Toddler on the Block" the author says he believes the 18-24 month phase is the real terrible two's phase. By 24 months the toddler has learned to better communicate and is less frustrated. That is certainly something we've seen with Ana. Now if only logic and reason would set in we'd be good to go.
They get logic and reason??
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