After ‘free’ years, Alexander is finding his ‘TH. We didn’t mind it missing. Nana has been working on it wif’ him and ‘dough it doesn’t appear everytime, we see it popping in more and more often. Sometimes he’ll emphasize it just so you catch on and say… I heard that THumb sound!… Alas, we still loved how he always had such cute ‘hings to say without it. He would tell us whatever he was ‘hinking about or ‘haught about his or dat. Doctor Alex was so pleased to tell you how your heart would ‘fump, fump, fump’ when you were healthy. (And ‘fu-fu-fumpa’ if you were not.) He always preferred his carrot sticks cut ‘hin, and honey spread on his bread quite ‘hick. He’s so independent now, getting is own cup and water from the fridge and everything when he gets ‘hirsty. But perhaps our favorite were his beautiful prayers to ‘hank Jesus for his family, ‘his yummy food, or dose special things he got to do today. We love to hear our little boy with a ‘hankful heart. And wif’ or wifout your new trick, Alexander, you’ll always be THoroughly loved, THrough and THrough!
We too love his phrases and verbal expressions. Wish could capture more of them on audio to cherish even when Alex and eventually Aidan is older. . . the phases of childhood pass all to quickly. Luv to all gramy and granpapa
And so right about the thoroughly loved through and through!!!
Aawhh. When you string them all together – what sweet sounds. Glad you saved them for us to vividly remember some early sounds of Alex.