Two and five months
The milestones after walking and talking and memorizing Bible verses don't seem to be quite as significant, but I have noticed little things in the last month or two that Rebecca has started doing for the first time. Here are some that come to mind:
-Singing (at least in rhythm, if not on pitch)
-Reading a series of letters and then asking, "What does that spell?"
-Pronouncing the second "l" in a consonant blend, whereas before, it was omitted (please, blanket, flower)
-Talking repeatedly about various meaningful (to her) events in the past
-Initiating prayer at various times ("Want to talk to Jesus about...")
-Run-on sentences getting longer and longer
-Requesting to go see various people or places
-Saying "Rebecca is so cute!" at random times
-Saying "Gig 'em, Aggies! Whoop!" (and an opposing phrase, taught by Uncle David)
-Drawing a circle, an "I", or a "V" and identifying it as such
-catching a ball (as of yesterday)
-swinging in a big-girl swing (one without a back)
-Singing (at least in rhythm, if not on pitch)
-Reading a series of letters and then asking, "What does that spell?"
-Pronouncing the second "l" in a consonant blend, whereas before, it was omitted (please, blanket, flower)
-Talking repeatedly about various meaningful (to her) events in the past
-Initiating prayer at various times ("Want to talk to Jesus about...")
-Run-on sentences getting longer and longer
-Requesting to go see various people or places
-Saying "Rebecca is so cute!" at random times
-Saying "Gig 'em, Aggies! Whoop!" (and an opposing phrase, taught by Uncle David)
-Drawing a circle, an "I", or a "V" and identifying it as such
-catching a ball (as of yesterday)
-swinging in a big-girl swing (one without a back)
-saying "no"much more frequently :(
-saying "thank you" without having to be prompted :)
Thanks to Miss Shirley for the pictures she took when we stayed with her last week!
Labels: Rebecca

6 Comments:
Happy 29 months, Rebecca! Can't wait to hear you sing!
Much love,
Grammy :)
She is a brilliant child. I told my mom about her reading "Nicomentis" on the video and she said, "I remember Elisabeth was always that brilliant...way ahead of any kid her age."
Love you! Are you still in College Station?
She just started pronouncing "Nicodemous" correctly sometime within the last week. It made me a little sad, because it was so cute the way she mispronounced it before.
Hey! What sweet pictures! Glad to hear you are all OK after Ike! I wanted to call, but I was pretty sure you had gone somewhere else.
We only got a little bit of rain out of that whole thing, we really are waaay out here! ;-)
Take care!
Janet
She looks so grown up! Sniff!
It makes me sad when I think how fast she is growing. I love this age (mostly)! It is good to finally be home again!
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