It is no longer possible to record everything Ezri says in a morning. So, this morning I just selected some phrases. For comparison, here’s my recording of everything she said in two hours in late December. She’s getting even chattier with more full sentences and proper pronoun use. She’s also remembering a lot of things that have happened previously and commenting on them. As, opposed to just speaking about her immediate environment. She tells more mini-narratives now too.
Late December 2011
I need crocodile. Lyle, Lyle.
Look what found – broccoli. He can stand up. (Playing with Baron Von Broccoli doll)
Dad Downstairs.
Mama, Ezri Up. (Pick me up)
Ezri booping. (method of going down stairs on one’s bottom)
Not Dada. Mama boop.
Lyle, Lyle this bin.
We Downstairs. We open this. Ezri have it. (finding and obtaining Lyle toy)
It’s a Rocking Chair. I see it. Ezri see this.
Ezri go back in this. (climbing in Rocking chair)
One, two, three – What’s Ezri doing? (she’s rocking in the chair and counting)
Maybe it’s cards. (?)
What’s in this? Dada drink it all up. Dada drink. Dada pour. (Ezri found an empty cup)
Daddy sing this song. Crocodile sing this song.
This one straw. No straw. Sit back. Have straw. ( comments on her sippy cup)
No jumping on the bed.
Yes. Mama peep inside. Peep in it.
Crumbs. Crumbs. Nibble cats. (yes, there are crumbs on the floor. Ezri thinks cats may be interested)
Ezri go kitchen wash hands.
Mommy and Daddy away down the road.
Ezri fed cats now. Ezri fed the cats. (Ezri helps feed the cats)
No boots anymore. Ezri help. Feet boots. (Putting on her boots)
Look Ezri found.
Mama wipe that. Dirty. (yogurt on the counter and a request for cleaning)
Slideshow. (looking at pictures on our computer from iphoto)
Asses, asses ALL FALL DOWN! (Ezri’s version ring-around-the rosie)
Less than 4 months later on April 11
It’s daytime. Where did night time go?
Yogurt. Vanilla!
It’s Chomper. Fingers. Fingers. (holding a toy with a mouth that opens and closes and has been known to chomp fingers)
No, this shirt. I wear it like a hat. (What to do when she really wants to wear a shirt she has outgrown)
I want Dada.
Oh yeah! Oh yeah!
Whatcha doing, dada?
He wears fluff. (pointing at the cat)
Family Hug.
Happy Happy Happy Peek-a-boo! (this is a song)
No brush Ezri’s hair, I don’t like it. Stop. Stop!
What’s that? Put it here.
Where is Ezri’s nose?
Blue car.
Ezri drink water.
I put it on Ezri self. (wanting to put on her own shoes)
I need a sweater.
A B C D E F G H I J K L (got distracted at L)
I want to put it on Ezri’s lips. Hinga Hinga (reaching for chapstick).
Other Julia has a bunny. (response to photo of a friend with a bunny)
Piggy Bank. Weeeeeee! (She found a quarter on the floor and wanted to deposit it)
Zombie goes to the park. And then we go home. (?)
Blue car has lunch. It’s yummy . (comment on filling the gas tank)
Jason has a banjo. I saw it. (comment while singing I’ve been working on the railroad)
That’s a band-aid. It’s from Ezri’s bump.
It’s nice when Julia and Thora come to Ezri’s birthday.
I blowed on it. (what you do when pizza is too hot)
Thank you, mama.
It’s Ezri’s beep beep car. I’m ready to go to the park.
Wootini (sp?) Your name is Wootini. Squirrel kiss Wootini. Thanks, squirrel. Thank you very much. (here a ceramic squirrel is kissing a garden Jawa named Wootini)
Dada’s at office. Fiji. Fiji’s a mama. Sam is a grownup. Ezri meet Sam. (comments on Eric’s co-workers – named Gigi and Sam)
3 comments ↓
Awwww… she still says hinga hinga.
And Wootini seems like a fine name for a Jawa.
Please bring Ezri back for another visit! Outdoor ultimate will be starting soon. Lace up her tennies. 😉
I believe the accepted spelling is “Utini” ‘Cause, really, what else would you name a Jawa?
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