actually understand him about 75% of the time, which is fan-freakin'-tastic. I love being able to have a "conversation" with my son, even if it still is mainly one-way. It's awesome. As with most toddlers, though, he has his own way of saying things. All it takes is spending a day with him to learn his lexicon. These are a few of the cute things he says:"Dopps" are coughdrops. (Mommy just got over a sore throat.)
"Bawks" are blocks.
When he's considering how to answer a question, he looks out of the left corners of his eyes and say "Mmmmm" followed quickly by "No" or "OK!""Sick" is music.
"Popper" is paper and "daw" is draw.
"Puppy" is almost always followed by "Arf!"
"Pew" is playdough. Yeah, that one took me a while to decipher but he was thrilled once I caught on.
And, yes, "truck" still begins with an "f" instead of a "tr." Hilarious in the car. Not so much when we're walking through Target.
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