Little humans really are sponges. I feel like he is learning all the time. On Monday Mike was reading him the book, Baby Animals, which was a Christmas present from Auntie Sue and family. It has these big photographs of baby animals and what they are written in bold letters underneath. On the last page there is a picture of three fluffy kittens. Mike said, "kittens." and Stanbear looked at the photo and then turned his head to look behind him to where Dickie the Cat was lying down. He put it together that those kittens were the same as Dickie the Cat. We thought that was brilliant. Good job SpongeStan!
A record of a slowly unraveling mystery.
Friday, March 1, 2013
Observing and Learning
Little humans really are sponges. I feel like he is learning all the time. On Monday Mike was reading him the book, Baby Animals, which was a Christmas present from Auntie Sue and family. It has these big photographs of baby animals and what they are written in bold letters underneath. On the last page there is a picture of three fluffy kittens. Mike said, "kittens." and Stanbear looked at the photo and then turned his head to look behind him to where Dickie the Cat was lying down. He put it together that those kittens were the same as Dickie the Cat. We thought that was brilliant. Good job SpongeStan!
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Yeah, we were just talking about this in the preschool this morning...as two of our little ones are picking up three languages...I hear that even listening to foreign languages is good for their ear...Little Stan is picking up an ear for music as he hears and sees his dad play musical instruments.
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