My Son Says "Da Da"
But apparently there is no discernment. He will wake up saying Da Da over and over, but in my presence it seems not to occur to him. My question is, does this count? Does he have to be looking at me for this to be counted as a "word he knows." If not, how will I know when it counts? Parents, help me out here.
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You might notknow totally for sure until he says "da da" can I have the car keys. Or in our case like tonight "da da" can you help me with Geometry. "Da Da' slips out every once and awhile even with 15 year olds.
It counts. It counts every time.
If he isn't looking at you, he's (probably?) thinking about you as he glances away. Unless you have concrete evidence to the contrary, I say congrats to "da da" and Samuel!
Hey Todd! Great to see you in here. I was thinking it counts, too. In fact, since I wrote this post, he's saying it even more, and it often starts when I enter the room. I take this as confirmation. And let me tell you, "ma-ma" is jealous.
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