Warning - This post is definitely for my personal scrapbooking purposes. Unless you are her parent, grandparent, aunt, or just a dork that cares about the vocabulary of a toddler (i.e. you are Maggie:-) then you may want to skip this one and read the other new post below!As I've mentioned before, Grace Ann has a really strong vocabulary for her age. She is putting more and more words together, and I wanted to document some of the things she is saying. Here are a few phrases that have surprised me and made me laugh:
When I was trying the get her to take a nap and she knew Will's dad was in the next room -
Mommy: "Lay down and close your eyes, Grace Ann."
GA: "No, no, no! Go see what Gandaddy doing?"
When a lady was waving to her in the checkout line at Target-
Mommy: "Grace Ann, can you say hey?"
GA: "no, no! Grace Ann shy!"
When Will came in the house after mowing the lawn in the hot sun -
GA: "Daddy - SHOWER!"
After I changed her diaper -
GA: "All gone Poop! All clean now"
Every time she picks up a phone -
GA: "Hey Rah Rah! How you? What doing? Bye Bye Rah Rah" (Rah Rah is my dad)
After each song at the concert we went to at the library. (Laudan and her kids were supposed to meet us, but it filled up and they shut the doors before they could get in) -
GA: (clapping hands) "Yay! Bye, Bye Library! Go see Ben and Bec Bec?"
Later the same day when we met only Laudan and Ben for Lunch-
GA: "all gone Trey, Bec, Kate?"
When she was in her playhouse outside and it started to rain -
Mommy: "Grace Ann, let's get out of our house now"
GA: "No, no, no! I cooking!"
Mommy: "What are you cooking?"
GA: "Breakfast" (and looks at me like that was a really dumb question)
Other phrases she commonly says -
"Mommy/Daddy open it!", "Mommy help you?", "Mommy hold you?", "Mommy wash it" (as in her pacifier), "Touch it?, "Mommy cut it" (her food), "Daddy working", "Grace Ann drop it", "Elmo (or some other friend) funny", "Mommy sit" (pointing to the seat beside her on the sofa)Some other words she knows:
Lots of animals (dog, cat, bird, bug, horse, cow, pig, rooster, flamingo, hippo, rhino, frog, snake, zebra, camel, giraffe, lion, tiger, monkey, fish, kangaroo, peacock, seal, penguin, panda, duck, deer, bear) I could go on forever! And she knows most of the coordinating sounds too.
Characters (Minnie, Mickey, Donald, Daisy, Goofy, Pluto, Oso, Elmo, Big Bird, Abby, Zoe, Cookie Monster, Grover, Oscar the Grouch, Handy Manny, Barney, and lots more)
She can sing her ABC's and "Jesus Loves Me" really well and knows parts of a lot of other songs.
She can count to 10.
She knows the names of all the colors but still gets them mixed up sometimes.
She knows all of the names of the other kids in her class and the teachers.
Basically, if I tell her the name of something one time, she will say it and remember it. Her brain must be growing so fast right now! People have asked me lately how many words she is saying, but there is no way I could count them!
But I have to say that the cutest thing she says is "Come On!" She says it when she is looking for something, "Cassie, Cassie, Come On Cassie!" or if she wakes up in the night I will hear her on the monitor very calmly saying "Mommy, come on!" The way she says it is SOOO country! It cracks me up every time I hear it!


























