Thursday, December 25, 2008
Thursday, December 18, 2008
What does Grace Like?
Books: Fox in Socks (arrrgh), Goodnight Moon, a Sandra Boynton counting book with dogs -- title escapes me -- which I swear she is READING (or at least reciting from memory), Head to Toe (loves all the Eric Carle books -- she wore out Brown Bear, Brown Bear), and starting to like
"Win in in poooooo" (Winnie the Pooh).
Music: She is a You Tube junkie. ACDC, Jimi Hendrix (Let me Stand Next to Your Fire, or, as Grace calls it, "ooh ooh ah ah"), and several videos of children's songs including ones about rhinos, elephants, monkeys.
Toys: PLAY DOH all the time, and her toy kitchen - best when used together, tea set, bike
Also enjoys playing pretend (meals, mostly, or bathing her babies and stuffed animals), tunnels, forts (under the kitchen table); loves the 8 year old girl up the street; loves fish, birds, horses, butterflies, and dogs. Her placemat that she made for Thanksgiving at preschool gives "thanks for fish."
"Win in in poooooo" (Winnie the Pooh).
Music: She is a You Tube junkie. ACDC, Jimi Hendrix (Let me Stand Next to Your Fire, or, as Grace calls it, "ooh ooh ah ah"), and several videos of children's songs including ones about rhinos, elephants, monkeys.
Toys: PLAY DOH all the time, and her toy kitchen - best when used together, tea set, bike
Also enjoys playing pretend (meals, mostly, or bathing her babies and stuffed animals), tunnels, forts (under the kitchen table); loves the 8 year old girl up the street; loves fish, birds, horses, butterflies, and dogs. Her placemat that she made for Thanksgiving at preschool gives "thanks for fish."
Kids say (and do) the darndest things...
Last month it was "Knockee off, Harris" (Knock it off)
Last night it was "Chicken boodie" (Shake your booty).
That last one was followed by a big grin and nod when I finally decoded what she was saying.
"Who taught you that, Grace?" I asked. "Lauren," she said immediately.
Ah, Lauren. Cute kid, new to preschool, could be Grace's twin but for an inch of height.
Harris, also of the under-three set, sticks his hand in the fishtank and pulls the fire alarms.
I think at least one of these new commands may come in handy at school.....
Final note: as I reached for the pajamas tonight to get Grace ready for bed, I turned back to see her looking at me with the widest eyes -- she was purposely opening them as far as they would go.
Just in case I didn't get the hint, she said "AWAKE, mommy." No doubt.
Last night it was "Chicken boodie" (Shake your booty).
That last one was followed by a big grin and nod when I finally decoded what she was saying.
"Who taught you that, Grace?" I asked. "Lauren," she said immediately.
Ah, Lauren. Cute kid, new to preschool, could be Grace's twin but for an inch of height.
Harris, also of the under-three set, sticks his hand in the fishtank and pulls the fire alarms.
I think at least one of these new commands may come in handy at school.....
Final note: as I reached for the pajamas tonight to get Grace ready for bed, I turned back to see her looking at me with the widest eyes -- she was purposely opening them as far as they would go.
Just in case I didn't get the hint, she said "AWAKE, mommy." No doubt.
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