My Giggles can say things like “Mama Shirt” and ” I want.”
My Giggles always wants to try on any dirty laundry she sees around the house.
My Giggles will tell you she wants to “Try on. Try on!”
My Giggles points at her open mouth when she thinks you did not understand that she is hungry.
My Giggles says “I do. I do” and tries to buckle her own carseat.
My Giggles does not like to be buried in the sand.
My Giggles tries to impress strangers by showing them her shoes.
My Giggles loves to wear barrettes, which she calls “butterflies.”
My Giggles touched a school bus at the Mall on Monday.
My Giggles will always tell you where her boo-boo is.
My Giggles learned to hug with 2 arms this week.
My Giggles will tell you if her blanket or pillow is missing from her crib at naptime.
My Giggles wanted to try on all the abandoned sandals she found poolside at the Park today.
My Giggles tried to put a grape in her ear at lunch, because she thought it would make me laugh.
My Giggles is confident, even when she is wrong, oblivious, naive, unskilled or all 4.
My Giggles likes SpongeBob stickers, but only if we tear off all the Patricks and get rid of him.
My Giggles points to all the dogs, babies and buses she sees.
My Giggles refers to BAGD and I, collectively, as “mamadadamamamama”, which is all one word.
My Giggles knows ice is awesome and wants it in her cup.
My Giggles loves to play “Trot-Trot.”
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All so true. Love MOM
I wish I would have kept such a wonderful diary of my kids memories when they were growing up. You always think, “I’ll never for get that”, then comes menopause and you forget everything.