He
has added a fifth word to his vocabulary. It is a mixture between gock, doke, and
doge. We figured out he is trying to say dog.
If
you bark at Noah with an “arf”, he will bark back- sounds more like a whine.
Noah
mimics everything. I blow on his pancakes, he blows on his pancakes. If I put a
lid on his bottle, he wants to take it off and put the lid back on. He saw me
putting make up on, took my mascara out of my bag, and touched it to my cheek.
The
little nugget tries to take the caps off everything just so he can put them
back on. He recently figured out the purpose of a drain stop in the bathtub. He
will pull it out and put it back in for a good 10 minutes.
Matt
was working on his bike Monday night, and after Matt was done- Noah took the bike tool
and started working on it as well. He would hold the tool correctly, put it on
the bike wheel, and act like he was spinning the wheel to get it back aligned.
You
never know what will be Noah’s favorite toy for the day. Two weeks ago, he would
carry around a phone charger everywhere- even to the mail box. Last Saturday, he
carried a USB driver with him everywhere. I like to call him our “collector.”
He
gives the best bear hugs ever. The Pediatrician even commented on what a
snuggler we have.
Noah
loves all things furry. He snuggles all his stuff animals (which he has an ark
of them), and he will kiss all the animals in his book called “Puppies and
Kittens.”
I
love this age. I just eat him up. Every day he does something that amazes me.
It’s crazy how God created little brains to process and mimic. Noah loves and
shows affection. He smiles when he is happy and pouts when he can’t have his
way. When I look at Noah and his little heart, I see God’s unique design in
him.
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