If any of you have kids under 4, you are probably familiar with the Wiggles. We sing a song by the group at the library every week, "Can You Point Your Fingers And Do The Twist." A usually watches the kids, but this week, he joined in. He now asks multiple times a day to dance to the song (which I downloaded for him). It's pretty cute to see him doing the twist, and he can actually stand on one foot for a few seconds (which is in one of the verses). It's pretty cute.
We've got a few new words this week: "pop" (as in "pop the bubble") and "up". It's pretty hard to say no when A stands at my legs, hands in the air saying "up". And, we have a word that sounds closer to grandma. It's more of guh-guh, but it beats the "k" that we've been hearing for grandma. We had our first meeting with A's new speech teacher this week, and it went really well. He qualified for free services through the county, so they will come out to our house twice a month to work on verbal communication. I'm really excited about it, and he loved playing with her.