Good luck with the new pediatrician. I remember reading at least a few posts about problems with the current one. I hope the transition goes as smoothly as possible for all of you!
I know I've said it before but I love the updates on Ruthie's vocabulary! Sooo cute
As for Isaac's joke, OMG, I can't remember the exact joke my cousin first told, but there was a period of a couple of months where she was testing her joke skills (haha), that mostly went like this...
Her: Knock Knock Me: Who's There? Her: [insert random family member/pet name, toy, animal, food, cartoon character etc.] ...HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA
The whole jokes and pronouns thing reminds me that when Zara turned five I said, "What do we have in this house that we didn't have yesterday?" and when she couldn't guess, I supplied, "A five-year-old." She thought it was soooo funny and immediately went to tell it to her brother.
Z: I have a riddle. What do we have in this house that we didn't have yesterday? D: I give up. What? Z: Me!
Ummmm.... okay, I may be an alarmist here, but given where you live - a real, honest-to-goodness lead test, regularly, is a pretty good idea. E had a highish reading as a baby, and a friend in your neighborhood has a daughter who registered a 22.
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Good luck with the new pediatrician. I remember reading at least a few posts about problems with the current one. I hope the transition goes as smoothly as possible for all of you!
I know I've said it before but I love the updates on Ruthie's vocabulary! Sooo cute
As for Isaac's joke, OMG, I can't remember the exact joke my cousin first told, but there was a period of a couple of months where she was testing her joke skills (haha), that mostly went like this...
Her: Knock Knock
Me: Who's There?
Her: [insert random family member/pet name, toy, animal, food, cartoon character etc.] ...HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA
and I couldn't help but laugh at her laughter.
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The whole jokes and pronouns thing reminds me that when Zara turned five I said, "What do we have in this house that we didn't have yesterday?" and when she couldn't guess, I supplied, "A five-year-old." She thought it was soooo funny and immediately went to tell it to her brother.
Z: I have a riddle. What do we have in this house that we didn't have yesterday?
D: I give up. What?
Z: Me!
She couldn't understand why he didn't laugh :-).
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