Nothing Cuter

It's such a delight to see the children learning new words and phrases and mimicking actions on a daily basis. After brushing her own teeth, Anna sometimes will brush her doll's snaggle-toothed mouth. The children also love buttons, which means they're naturally drawn to remotes and phones. Sometimes, it's not at all obvious that they know the difference. Here, Anna looks like she's having a very serious conversation through the remote control. I've mentioned some of her words and phrases in previous posts. Others are: "Morning," which actually sounds like Morning. "La Lu," which is supposed to be Love You. I guessed I've drilled into their brains so much that they need to leave their bedroom door open that even Alexander this week started saying "Oben." (He can say the word, but he doesn't get that I want the door to stay open.)