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10-28-2009 10:43 AM
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JSaintD


- Joined on 10-05-2006
- Atlanta, GA
- Posts 2,931
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First of all, HI! I have been beyond busy at work and haven't time to sneeze, let alone get on here. So, Kate is talking more and more. It's just amazing to me what she remembers and what she can say. We have to be careful about what we say all the time. Mom said "dammit" the other day when someone cut her off and Kate says..."Mimi, what Dalnit?" Fortunately, she didn't quite catch the word...but still. I did want to ask if your kids are saying things over and over again. Kate will tell me something and I'll acknowledge it...but then she says it over and over and over again, and want a response every time. Or she'll ask a question, get an answer, and continue to ask it. I wonder if its because I tend to ask her questions repetitively sometimes because she won't respond to me. Kate has the ability to completely shut down or ignore you when she wants. So I'll say..."Do you want milk with dinner? and she won't respond, so I ask again. We're starting to just say - Kate, ask 1 time. You don't need to KEEP asking after you get an answer.
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JSaintD


- Joined on 10-05-2006
- Atlanta, GA
- Posts 2,931
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HA! We went through the "Huh?" phase a couple of weeks ago. I thought it was because Poppy is practically deaf and she's always talking to him.
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FooFoo


- Joined on 10-26-2007
- Posts 2,403
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Kate sounds like Cy! He'll say something over and over again until I acknowledge him by saying it back. His favorite thing is to point out tractors and back hoes as we drive along. He'll say it over and over until I say it, then he says bye bye back hoe. He knows way more about heavy equipment than I do. His latest is saying "I'm busy." Yes, he got that from me.
Nice to see you back, JSaintD. I've been busy, too, and haven't been on very much lately. I'm glad this board still exists, even if not much is posted anymore, I just hope we all pop in to update ....especially this winter when we're indoors more often.
Speaking of winter, I bought some ski pants off craigslist so I can build a snow man with Cy in the snow for the first time! Got him a pair of snow boots at Wal-Mart today, they're size 11. Last year his boot was size 6! Oh my gosh. Well, just rambling.....
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Saumya2k1


- Joined on 08-22-2007
- Aadya (05-Jun-2007) Northyorkshire, England
- Posts 1,246
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He he he!!! I can't stop myself laughing though I know its furstrating....
Ask abt my girl!!! Aadya repeats everything several times a day as if she is learning them for exams....She will say Well done thousands times a day or for everything she does, either its puzzles or pooping.... She would show me her thumb and will say thubs-up for each and every puzzle or picture or painting. She will also say "Like This" while putting togather each puzzle part... You can not count/imagine how many times she repeats herself/things...
But thats good for them in a way as one of her school teacher told me that as quickly as they learn something the same quick way they forget thats why they repeat themselves to remember those things.....Amazing
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FooFoo


- Joined on 10-26-2007
- Posts 2,403
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Saumya2k1:
He he he!!! I can't stop myself laughing though I know its furstrating.... Ask abt my girl!!! Aadya repeats everything several times a day as if she is learning them for exams....She will say Well done thousands times a day or for everything she does, either its puzzles or pooping.... She would show me her thumb and will say thubs-up everything she deos her puzzles. With each and every puzzle or picture or painting she will say "Like This"... You can not count how many times she repeats things...But thats good for them in a way as one of her school teacher told me that as quickly as they learn something the same quick way they forget thats why they repeat themselves to remember those things.....Amazing
This is too funny! Aadya tells herself well done thousands of times a day .... This makes me laugh!
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Cheshling


- Joined on 10-13-2006
- MD
- Posts 4,171
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Teagan went through a phase like that a few months ago. After answering her once, when she continued I'd ignore her. . .and after she repeated several more times, I'd ask her the question. (Like. . ."Mommy, can I have some juice?" "Yes, I'll get you some in just a minute" "Can I have some juice mom?" ". . ." "Mom! Juice, please?" "What did I say when you asked me the first time?" "You said in a minute. . ." Once she answered me, she'd stop. But that was really with questions. She hasn't really repeated much aside from that since she was just starting to talk. As for ignoring questions, she's been doing that lately, too - drives me batty. Rather than repeating myself, I'll say "Mommy just asked you a question, would you answer me, please?" or "It is rude to ignore question that someone has asked you." If she still doesn't answer, I'll make her look me in the eyes, and ask her again, she usually answers. She's getting better with this, its only been for the last 2 weeksish, but BOY it makes me mad! I waited all this time for you to be ABLE to answer my questions - now you HAVE to!!! LOL!
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