We had him tested for Austism among other things, and he passed with flying colors. He's sweet, caring, empathetic and shy. He's my baby. He goes to school, and he has a speech therapist/language development coach whom he just adores. Her name to him? Bickie, aka Vickie. She along with his preschool teacher Linda are defenitely applauded in our house. 
Now this child speaks like no other and some of the things he says..... let me share. Mommy: I think it's time for naptime
Christopher: I think not!
Mommy: You want a bike?
Christopher: No bike for big people.
Mommy: Oh, like mommy and daddy?
Christopher: No. You and daddy bigger, Thomas big, but me little. I want to have another baby.
Mommy: WHOA!! WHAT??? I don't know who you've been talking to but no more babies, YOU are my baby!
Christopher: JEEP! (he loves Jeeps) Me want jeep
Mommy: You want a Jeep huh? What about the motorcycle?
Christopher: No Jeep better, makes people look.
Christopher: Me not going to say Idiot mommy. (we had an issue with him saying that ALL. THE. TIME)
Mommy: Ok buddy, please don't, it's not nice.
Christopher: Yeah it's not nice to say Idiot
Mommy: Right babe, so don't say it anymore.
Christopher: Okay mommy, me no say Idiot anymore.
His famous saying right now is "Fine, me no be your friend anymore" which he picked up super quick from his big brother. To which I always say That's okay, you don't have to be my friend, but you will always be my son.
He's still painfully honest sometimes, he'll tell you like it is, but he's always as sweet as can be!
He wins the hearts of everyone he comes in contact with, because he can.
8 comments:
What a doll! I love the little conversations. : )
all of this stuff ".he didn't sit up until 9 months, he didn't walk until 18 months. At two he had all of maybe 4 word".........sounds like Joey, except Joey was born only 11 days early. And he walked 2 weeks before his second birthday (BUT he has orthopedic problems so that isn't really counted against him)
AND, yesterday I posted a video of him walking *In A Spica Cast!*
I love his words! JDaniel is going through an "I don't like" stage.
Love it, Mama! They do say the cutest things, don't they?!
Well, I'm in love now!!!
I love conversations with children. Especially ones this age. Although, as you probably know - it can be exhausting. Especially when they keep repeating themselves.
I hope his asthma is not bothering him too much, though.
What a cutie!! I love it. Once they get the talking, they get the talking.
#2 used to say idiot and stupid all the time! We told him they were bad words and until recently, when he'd hear a kid say one of those words he would oooh and ahhh and point and yell that they were curing. Had to retract that statement because 3rd graders say stupid a lot and there are a ton of 3rd graders around here hanging out with his big brother. They would like at him like he was, well, an idiot! And, he asked me for a Bugotti Vayron (don't even know how to spell it). Actually he said, "For my birthday can you put money on a gift card and give it to me so I can buy a Bugotti Vayron?" In your dreams kid!
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