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GA-GA-GA


All of a sudden Anaya woke up one day and discovered the consonant sounds of GA and BA. This happened literally overnight and now all we hear, day and night, awake and even in her sleep is ga-ga-ga and ba-ba-ba. Just today I think she also found DA and TA but we don't have documentation yet. It's no surprise that my daughter has little to no interest in moving around, but rather prefers to babble away for anyone who'll listen - no doubt a trait inherited from her mother and nani (hindi for maternal grandma).

This entry was posted by Shiv, on Tuesday, April 24, 2007. You can leave your response.

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