Sunday, December 11, 2005
I see soda bread
We are often asked whether Chloë is talking yet. The answer is yes, although we can't always tell what she is talking about. She says a lot of individual words, but she isn't regularly attempting sentences yet.
However, there is one sentence she says a lot, and it's a total mystery to us what it means. It sounds something like "I see soda bread". When we fail to understand it, she repeats it with embellishments so that we get "I see soda bread," "I see six soda bread," "I see six sad soda bread". Someimes it's shorter: "I teeter by" or just "I soda bread".
For the record, we have never fed her soda bread or made any reference to it. If anyone knows what this means, please post a comment.
However, there is one sentence she says a lot, and it's a total mystery to us what it means. It sounds something like "I see soda bread". When we fail to understand it, she repeats it with embellishments so that we get "I see soda bread," "I see six soda bread," "I see six sad soda bread". Someimes it's shorter: "I teeter by" or just "I soda bread".
For the record, we have never fed her soda bread or made any reference to it. If anyone knows what this means, please post a comment.
