Speaking in Sentences

 "Please, I go to Grandpa's?"

Creighton asks this every single day! He loves going over to his Grandpa's house. He gets to go over there when mommy is at work, but he also wants to go every other day. Every time we get in the car he thinks we are going to Grandpa's house.

But it is totally understandable why he would want to go over there. It is so much fun! All those fun toys... things that AREN'T toys they let him play with... and they even have a trampoline! Creighton LOVES to jump on the trampoline and has learned how to beg, pull sad faces, and whimper to get others to go out and jump with him. The most common person found on the trampoline with Creighton is his Aunt Sidnie.

A couple of weeks ago when they were jumping a scab on his elbow got scraped off and it started to bleed so Aunt Sidnie made it all better. He tells me this story almost every day as well. (pointing to his elbow...) "Aunt Sidnie give me a band-aid! All better now!"

Creighton will miss that his Aunt Sidnie doesn't get to play with him as much. She is in college now!!

 Grandma and Grandpa let Creighton play with the hose and water their dirt/grass in his panties! (That is something we don't do at home.) Mostly wearing the panty part... Sometimes Grandma can get Creighton to go in the big boy potty, but not mommy!

I was just thinking the other day that it is so CrAzY that Creighton is speaking in sentences! It is so nice to be able to carry on a "conversation" with him. He is learning so much and his vocabulary continues to increase daily.
He likes numbers and loves to count everything. When he sees numbers though, most numbers to him are the number 8. He says, "LOOK! The number eight!"

A lot of his sentences start with the word please, which is nice. One day when I was helping in Nursery class his teacher commented, "It is strange that so many sentences starts with the word piece." Not piece! PLEASE! Give him some credit! "Please, I watch Cars?" Oh boy... most heard sentence in this house...

It seems so suddenly that we are speaking in sentences around here, and it's great!