Around 2:00 every morning Alexander wakes up to scream. More recently he has begun screaming rather specifically:
"AMPA! AMPA! AMMMMMMPAAAAAA!"
I'm not sure why he's taken to screaming for Grandpa in the middle of the night because Grandpa has gotten him from bed exactly one time, but call for Grandpa he does. It makes us laugh because it's just further evidence of how opinionated this baby can be.
Hopefully now that he's starting to add words we'll have less screaming at our house.
Mama was first.
Hello was second.
Grandpa was third.
He also says "ball" and will sign "milk" and "all done." He refuses to sign the word "more" and instead will just grunt and shove his plate at me.
Tonight he finally attempted to say "dada" and it was hilarious. His face got all red and tense as he geared up for that plosive /d/. It would be great if saying dada meant that he would let his dada hold him, but he's solidly a momma's boy (or a grandpa's boy).
"AMPA! AMPA! AMMMMMMPAAAAAA!"
I'm not sure why he's taken to screaming for Grandpa in the middle of the night because Grandpa has gotten him from bed exactly one time, but call for Grandpa he does. It makes us laugh because it's just further evidence of how opinionated this baby can be.
Hopefully now that he's starting to add words we'll have less screaming at our house.
Mama was first.
Hello was second.
Grandpa was third.
He also says "ball" and will sign "milk" and "all done." He refuses to sign the word "more" and instead will just grunt and shove his plate at me.
Tonight he finally attempted to say "dada" and it was hilarious. His face got all red and tense as he geared up for that plosive /d/. It would be great if saying dada meant that he would let his dada hold him, but he's solidly a momma's boy (or a grandpa's boy).
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