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the smartest two year old

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Last night Thomas and I stopped by my parents before going home... when we got ready to leave I could not find my glasses... so I left without them... later my mom told me she found them... so this morning on my way to take Thomas to daycare I stopped by my parents to get me glasses... Thomas started saying "NO NO I GO SCHOOL" I told him I was only going to stop and get me glasses... so I go in for a Second and my daughter waits out side with Thomas... I get a drink and my glasses get back in the car... I did not have my glasses so I had them in my hand... Thomas tells his mom by and I start to leave... Thomas then starts to yelling "NO NO DON'T DON'T" I looked at him as said what's wrong honey... he looked at me and said "get you glasses" I said I have them honey and put them on... he said "you got you glasses?" I said yes thank you... and he was fine...

I tell you what this is the smartest two year old I have ever ran across...
scgramma
scgramma
They amaze me at that age. We were at the mall, and I asked my daughter, "Do you have a's jacket?" she just moved her arm, and I saw it under there. He stopped in his tracks, turned around and bolted back the way we had just come. He made it about 10 feet before she grabbed him. He was yelling and pointing down the hallway. She was fussing at him, and I stopped her, and asked him, "Are you going to find your jacket?" He nodded his head and pointed towards the food court. Daughter just got the problem and showed him his jacket, then he was calm again and ready to go.

They miss so little, we assume because they can't say everything, they don't understand but they sure do. My gs is 2 1/2
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deleted_user
My niece is visiting from Germany and she is 10,,,she speaks English very well...she has been spending alot of time with my 2 1/2 year old grand daughter...after spending about 4 days with her she came downstairs and counted to 5 in German for me...I was amazed at how fast she learned that...so I told my niece to keep teaching her...when I had her tested at 12 and 18 months old they did tell me she was quite advanced for her age by about 9 months...but this blew me away...now she walks around the house counting in German all day...lol
candsmom
candsmom
Wow, Thomas is like having a speaking sticky note:)
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