Sunday, October 31, 2010
Friday, October 29, 2010
Fall Update
Here she is with my cousin's baby girl.
This month, a few friends have had babies.
We've brought them meals and Sonja runs right to the couch so she can hold the baby.
When we get in the car, Sonja asks if we're going to see babies.
On a whirlwind trip to Portland, we stayed with Grandma Grandma Sylvia and made
Sonja's favorite dessert-krumkake.
While in the Portland area, we visited a pumpkin patch on a lovely Saturday morning.
We took a "wee" ride (hay ride), picked out a few pumpkins, climbed on hay bales, and watched pumpkin bowling.
Even Grandma Grandma took a "wee" ride with us. Sonja pointed to "the man" driving the tractor and talked about "the man", the "wee" ride, and "grandma grandma" for days.
Friday, October 8, 2010
sawn-ya
Finally! Sonja says her name.
There are many things we've begun to intentionally teach her over the past few months (numbers, letters, colors, animals, names, manners, etc.). But, I forgot to teach her to say her name. I assumed since she hears it enough, she'll pick it up soon enough.
We were out for a walk last week and I asked her, "Say hi, Sonja" when we met someone on the street.
She said "Hi Sonja"!
She pronounces it like many of our friends and family did when she was first born, "Sawn-ya" rather than "Son-ya" with the "o" sound. Maybe she'll convince us to change the pronunciation!
There are many things we've begun to intentionally teach her over the past few months (numbers, letters, colors, animals, names, manners, etc.). But, I forgot to teach her to say her name. I assumed since she hears it enough, she'll pick it up soon enough.
We were out for a walk last week and I asked her, "Say hi, Sonja" when we met someone on the street.
She said "Hi Sonja"!
She pronounces it like many of our friends and family did when she was first born, "Sawn-ya" rather than "Son-ya" with the "o" sound. Maybe she'll convince us to change the pronunciation!
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