5/13/2008

Almost perfect, but not quite



Not too shabby for a 21 month old, eh? It looks like those multiple hours she has spent chained to a cellar wall whilst we scream the numbers at her germanically have done this kid good! Next up, the alphabet, which she denies all knowledge of. Toddlers are such slackers these days.
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21 comments:

  1. Kristi5/14/2008 12:03:00 AM

    Very impressive. Nice baby-rearin', Pru.

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  2. DD5/14/2008 01:34:00 AM

    What should I think considering she said "Nein! Nein!" ?

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  3. Anonymous5/14/2008 02:37:00 AM

    Awesome!

    Nick can count to two, and does so all day long. All. Day. Long.

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  4. PiquantMolly5/14/2008 02:48:00 AM

    Yay! Maybe she gets her amazing powers from her mullet.

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  5. Anonymous5/14/2008 02:55:00 AM

    Go, baby genius!

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  6. Eva5/14/2008 03:15:00 AM

    Excellent! I love how excited she sounds.

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  7. Anonymous5/14/2008 03:17:00 AM

    Yes, but does she actually STOP at the appropriate number? In my house, the kid counts to 22, regardless of how many objects are actually put in front of her.

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  8. Linda5/14/2008 03:22:00 AM

    Awww!

    Sarge was behind me watching this, shouting Nine! Nine! with her. We were both entertained. :-)

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  9. Bittermama5/14/2008 12:06:00 PM

    Aww, man. Now I've got to spend the rest of the week trying to teach lil' G how to count to NEIN! so I don't feel like a slacker mom. Or.... I could just let her keep watching cartoons while I finish my work project. Yep, cartoons it is!

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  10. Meg5/14/2008 03:11:00 PM

    I watched this like five times... how hilarious, I am so looking forward to this talking business.

    Great to catch sight of the mullet again. :)

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  11. electriclady5/14/2008 03:16:00 PM

    Awesome. So far the only number BG knows is "fee," as in, you say one, two, and she yells "FEE!"

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  12. Amyesq5/14/2008 06:16:00 PM

    Wow. Excellent! I am amazed.

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  13. Defiantmuse5/14/2008 08:44:00 PM

    how cute! and how very advanced! I usually only say that about my child. lol.

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  14. Thalia5/14/2008 09:52:00 PM

    yup, terribly, terribly talented. Of course, Pob is onto the greek alphabet already. But don't feel bad, I'm sure P will catch up.

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  15. Major Bedhead5/15/2008 12:06:00 AM

    God, and here I was all impressed because The Bug recognizes an O when she sees one. No other letters. Just O. "O, mama! O!" "Yes, honey, O." "O, mama, look! O!!" "Uh huh" and on and on and on.... Oy.

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  16. Major Bedhead5/15/2008 12:07:00 AM

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  17. Major Bedhead5/15/2008 12:09:00 AM

    OK, so I googled it. So not Caernarfon. What's the castle in the header?

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  18. elizasmom5/15/2008 02:29:00 AM

    My favorite part is how she gets! more! and! more! excited! the! higher! she! COUNTS!

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  19. Aunt Becky5/15/2008 10:27:00 PM

    She's obviously brilliant as hell. What a cute voice she has!

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  20. Anonymous5/15/2008 11:13:00 PM

    Ahhh, ze leetle geneeeuz.

    What are you feeding her, ground Einstein?

    (also, too cute. Have broken my cute-processor. Do you have nay idea how long these things take to replace?)

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  21. Nico5/16/2008 04:12:00 AM

    I'm particularly impressed by how well she pronounces each of the numbers!!

    It looks like all you need to do to get more comments is to brag about your kid ;-)

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