First Word???

So today as I'm trying to do all my usual computer stuff, I'm holding Scarlett. I know that she's hungry, but I'm trying to get as much done before I have to feed her. She starts fussing, and I ignore her thinking 2 more minutes. Then she turns around and babbles "Ba Ba Ba Ba" at me. Now I know that it most likely isn't her asking for her "ba-ba" as we've called it, but maybe she was! We'll have to see if she does it again. She really has turned into quite the chatterbox the last few days. She sits and chatters baby talk all the time. Last night I was sitting with her teaching her * Who do you want to change your diaper - Da Da * Who do you want to feed you - Da Da * Who do you love - Ma Ma * Both of the other girls said Da Da before they said Ma Ma, so I'm just going with the odds and trying to work it to my advantage!

This week we also found a food she will actually try to eat - Sweet Potatoes! We tried cereal (rice and oatmeal) no luck. We tried bananas - she actually clamped her mouth shut after the first bite and wouldn't take any more. We tried applesauce - she made horrible faces with each bite. Sweet Potatoes she tries to slurp off the spoon (she really hasn't figured out the whole getting her tongue to work yet). Plus she licks her lips and makes a smacking sound. She really does want to eat people food though. She keeps reaching for my plate and gives me these looks. So hopefully now that we've found something she likes, she'll figure out the whole eating thing.

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