My daughter is 11 months old and can be quite the chatterbox at times. Every morning when she wakes up she stays in her crib for a good 10 minutes just chattering away. When she looks at her books you can hear her mumbling as she flips pages. And when she sees something outside and gets excited she gets blabbering.
As cute as it is, and it is very cute, it's a bunch of gibberish right now. It's a bunch of consonants and vowels strung together in no certain order. Even her "mama" and "dada" isn't mommy and daddy since most of the time she is saying those words to some toy or her food.
That is until just a few weeks ago when she began to say, "What is that?" Now, please keep in mind that when she says it it's her unique version, but it is definitely "What is that?"
Mommy and Daddy were so excited when we realized that she was talking and we knew what she was saying. Not to mention we were so proud of her inquisitive nature. Every time she was picked up she began asking her favorite question and pointing to everything in sight. It was perfect timing too because it was right around when the grandparents came to visit.
It's been a few weeks now and we are still very proud of our inquisitive little Peanut, but let's just say that we are ready some new questions.
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