Even though he can't walk, Sam is quite a communicator. His words are limited to mama, dada, nana, chicken, cheese, down, and thank you, but he manages to get his needs across with various signs, pointing, and the occasional thrown item. I'm amazed by how much he understands and the clever ways he makes himself understood. Good job, Sam!
The best part about Sam at 15 months, though, is how affectionate he is. There is no shortage of kisses in our house--for us, for his dolls and stuffed animals, for his pillow pet, for his trucks, and my favorite, for his food. We're just glad Sam's sweet potatoes know how much he loves them before he shoves them in his mouth.
Basically, we continue to be pretty darned excited to have this little guy in our lives.
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I appreciate that "thank you" is among the words he knows... great parenting perhaps.
I'm pretty darn excited he's in my life too. I am so happy for Skype, don't know if I can stand being away from that cute face without it.
Maybe it's just because I had several kids around and couldn't carry them all, but I actually think it makes things easier when they can walk. And I am sure in no time, you will get to decide for yourself if it's easier or not.
Both my kiddos took their darned time about the walking.
The bad thing I remember about the walking tho...was this.... they were always falling and knocking their heads into stuff, and I felt like I was often having a heart attack. Fun times.
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