Yesterday during the face-to-face broadcast with Elder Gong, someone said the phrase "sing a song" and Alexander, who had completely checked out (because who was expecting that broadcast to be nearly two hours?! Not us) snapped to attention and said, "Oooh! Bing bong!"
He loves music and sings a lot.
He likes to sing the kids lullabies while I do. I likes to stand in front of our music stands and wave his arms while crooning out his own little tune. And this evening during Miriam's concert I had to keep reminding him that he can't sing along to the music and instead had to sit quietly and listen.
For some reason we'd never heard him say "sing a song," however, and it was delightfully hilarious (because, you know, he can't (or won't) say /s/).
So the kids have been singing, "Bing bong! Bing bong!" all day (which reminded them of the movie Inside Out, of course).
Another thing Alexander says a lot lately is "Banny tall Naanii!" which means "I wanna call Naanii!"
Whenever he sees my phone he starts repeating, "Banny tall Naanii! Banny tall Naanii!"
He loves music and sings a lot.
He likes to sing the kids lullabies while I do. I likes to stand in front of our music stands and wave his arms while crooning out his own little tune. And this evening during Miriam's concert I had to keep reminding him that he can't sing along to the music and instead had to sit quietly and listen.
For some reason we'd never heard him say "sing a song," however, and it was delightfully hilarious (because, you know, he can't (or won't) say /s/).
So the kids have been singing, "Bing bong! Bing bong!" all day (which reminded them of the movie Inside Out, of course).
Another thing Alexander says a lot lately is "Banny tall Naanii!" which means "I wanna call Naanii!"
Whenever he sees my phone he starts repeating, "Banny tall Naanii! Banny tall Naanii!"
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