So I'll start with the caca. In spanish, caca means poopoo. In an effort to make the boys potty-trained as soon as possible, I began to show them their caca in their diaper when changing them. Well, Nicolas has decided he REALLY likes that word and now EVERYTHING is caca. (Jeff is thrilled by the way!) But he does really know what it is. The other day I caught him going through a box of diapers and as he opened each diaper, he would say "caca?" and then move on to the next one when he didn't find any.
Now Blakey has started to say the word cracker but it comes out as "crack-crack". He lovingly passed his brother a "crack-crack" the other day as they were sitting in their high chairs.
Now Blakey has started to say the word cracker but it comes out as "crack-crack". He lovingly passed his brother a "crack-crack" the other day as they were sitting in their high chairs.
So if you were to pop in to our house you would hear a lot about caca and crack-crack!
Nicolas has also decided he likes to help mommy around the house. He picks up the broom and tries to sweep and this morning he even tried to pick up the mop and clean the floor. Here's some footage from the other morning.
Nicolas has also decided he likes to help mommy around the house. He picks up the broom and tries to sweep and this morning he even tried to pick up the mop and clean the floor. Here's some footage from the other morning.
Hopefully next week they'll move on to cleaning the bathrooms! ;)
Hugs!
Rebeca
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