Drew has some new phrases and words worth tracking, so this is my attempt to keep a record of such phrases:
"Mommy-Daddy-Mommy-Daddy. Sooo happy!" (this was in a sing-song voice said when he thought no one was listening.
"Buh-bye. See you soon!" (said while trying to walk around in Daddy's shoes)
Kacation (vacation), bubbuws (bubbles), de-wishus (delicious),
On his own, he can now count to eleven, starting from five. With help he will start at two, but never one.
He knows every letter, but not in order. When singing the ABC's we typically hit the following letters "A, B, D, F, G, H, L, M, N, Q" then very quickly jumping to "U, V, dubby, Y, ZZZZZZZZ!!!" The letter Z seems to be the most fun to say.
Many words are accentuated at the ending. For example: Mick-EYYY!, coo-KIE!!!, crac-KA!!! "no MOW" (no more)
When speaking of things he loves dearly, he will sometimes add an "Oh" to the beginning. "OH MOMMY!" "OH MICKEY!"
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