Two Daisy notes
I have mentioned how Daisy often narrates in the third person--so here is a good example. This morning after using the potty Daisy said, "'It's time for M and Ms,' she thought." (It went on from there--I just love the "she thought.")
Daisy has not liked it lately if anyone pretends to be hurt or crying (as Gompy mentioned in one of his comments). Today Mark did a somewhat upset-sounding fake voice and Daisy told him to stop by saying, "Don't say those words!" Then she said, "Is Daisy worried?" She sometimes expresses her own feelings that way, by asking a question. We should try not to worry her, of course, but I like to see that she is developing empathy.
Daisy has not liked it lately if anyone pretends to be hurt or crying (as Gompy mentioned in one of his comments). Today Mark did a somewhat upset-sounding fake voice and Daisy told him to stop by saying, "Don't say those words!" Then she said, "Is Daisy worried?" She sometimes expresses her own feelings that way, by asking a question. We should try not to worry her, of course, but I like to see that she is developing empathy.
posted by Sarah Goss at 9:06 AM
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If you can and have time, you should record her speaking in third person or talking to Peter Pan--she was so cute talking in the videos when she was younger, it would be neat to see some of these newer cute behaviors! --Melissa
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