Time for another cute thread

[oregonpachey]

What cute/funny things are your kiddos doing lately?

My Jack is talking up a storm and says the funniest stuff. This morning I was getting ready to take a shower and he busts out with "Mama ginky" (stinky).

Cal, even though he has a double ear infection, is still quite the social butterfly. He smiles at everyone and just watches people intently even if they aren't interacting with him. The nurse even commented how happy he was even though he's sick.

[thedash]

DS now says "uh oh!" when he drops something or when we turn off music or anything else he's enjoying. He also climbed under a stool and got stuck the other day and yelled out "uh oh!" lol

[sewpinkgal]

He crawls to H when he comes home from work and to me when I pick him up from childcare at the gym. It's the best.

He's starting to figure out the game H and I play rolling the ball back and forth and will sometimes try to roll it to us. And then he gets all excited and frantically crawls after it. So funny!

[oregonpachey]

Jul 11, 2012 21:35:03 GMT -5 farmvillelover said:

I like this thread a lot! I can't wait until baby is more interactive!

My kid will army crawl all over the place and grunt the whole time like he's in a mission to get to something. I love it.

N is army crawling already?! Wow! Advanced little guy. Cal can scoot but it takes a lot of effort on his part.

[satama]

DS2 (almost 4 months) has the cutest laugh. He will full on crack up at certain things. He especially likes it if you talk pirate to him, so DS1 and I spent a while today just saying things like "arrrr!" and "walk the plank matey! " so we could watch him crack up.

DS1 is pretty funny most of the time because he just says and does the most random things. Today we were driving through an area full of low trees and DS wanted the sun roof open. DH told him no and said he was afraid if it was open ticks might jump in. DS said "oh, yeah. We don't want any chipmunks to jump in either."

[froggy76]

DD is in love with our dog and squeals every time she sees him. It is SO cute.

[bunch]

She is so funny! She makes a new noise and then starts laughing hysterically because she knows what a riot it is.

[drloretta]

Her funniest thing right now is that she'll get cranky when she's tired. I'll ask if she's tired and she'll say, "I'm not tired, I'm FUSSY."

Good job with the self-awareness, kid.

[Willis Jackson]

I was making dinner last night and DS came running in from the living room and said, "I'm crying and DD is crying and Daddy is FRUSTRATED!"

DD scoots everywhere and it's hilarious because she's so slow. DS cheers her on, "You can do it, Scooter! Yay!!!"

[slug*bug]

DD is starting to try out a few words these days. The most recognizable is 'tank koo' which I'm pretty certain is 'thank you.'

After a time out for being too rough w/her, DS went over and gave her an apologetic hug and kiss and she looked up, so stunned. He was halfway across the room when I heard this little 'tank koo!'

[ijack]

Q is at the funnest age. I don't remember loving 11 months so much with E, but it's really fun right now. She's figured out how to climb up on E's piano stool and perches up there with her little feet and plays the piano, it's adorable. She also has figured out how to play copy cat and it's hilarious.
I have an adorable story about E's BFF. I picked them up from camp the other day and was explaining how I had to go to work after I took them home or I'd get in trouble. He says to me "let me tell you something ijack - if you get in trouble I'll make my mom drive me to your work with my sword and I will fight them so you aren't in trouble anymore." It was seriously the sweetest thing ever

[Redpoppy]

I had a talk with DS last night about being thankful and appreciative. Since then I've been thanked multiple times for cleaning up the living room and this morning he thanked me for buckling him in his car seat and stopping at the stop sign.

[birdmom]

Jul 11, 2012 21:14:48 GMT -5 thedash said:

DS now says "uh oh!" when he drops something or when we turn off music or anything else he's enjoying. He also climbed under a stool and got stuck the other day and yelled out "uh oh!" lol

This is big for us right now, too. Except it's never just one "uh oh." It's "uh oh, uh oh, uh oh."

[Deleted]

DS is 4.5 months and he just figured out that the cat is another living creature. He smiled at the cat, and then got all sad when the cat didn't smile back. I also swear he petted the cat yesterday. I was sitting at the dining table, and DS was on my shoulder. The cat jumped up behind me on the seat, and DS very deliberately put his hand off my shoulder down onto the cat and petted him. It was SO CUTE.

DS has also just figured out how to make a Darth Vadar-type whooshing sound in the back of his throat. So he does it all.the.time. I often wake up in the middle of the night to hear him going "shhh uhhh.... shhh uhhh..."

[theintended]

My 4 year old yesterday morning, walking quietly in our room while we were sleeping and loud whispering, "Hey! You guys are going to want to close your ears because you're going to hear three loud noises in a minute: first the toilet, then the sink, then the sink again. OK?!" Almost thoughtful.

Then last night at bedtime: "You're the best mommy in this place." Only, best..whatever.

[liveintheville]

"Caleb go feed the pets"
"why?"
"because I told you to"
"Yes! SIR!"

This is a recent conversation we had.

[oregonpachey]

Jul 12, 2012 10:36:16 GMT -5 theintended said:

My 4 year old yesterday morning, walking quietly in our room while we were sleeping and loud whispering, "Hey! You guys are going to want to close your ears because you're going to hear three loud noises in a minute: first the toilet, then the sink, then the sink again. OK?!" Almost thoughtful.

Then last night at bedtime: "You're the best mommy in this place." Only, best..whatever.

This made me laugh so hard!

[crazygame]

When my daughter wants to be held, she comes to me and says "Hold you, mama. Hold you." It is so sweet.

She also runs away from us and, when we catch her, says "I got you!"

Her problems with pronouns are endearing to me.

[jenny1223]

DS has been saying "mama". Obviously he's not saying it with intention, but I still like to rub it in DH's face.