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<blockquote data-quote="svengandhi" data-source="post: 608442" data-attributes="member: 3493"><p>Rosie is adorable. That was supposed to be my daughter's middle name but H's cousin took the first name we wanted with it and the replacement first name didn't go with Rose.</p><p></p><p>My daughter spoke really early as well. At Thanksgiving, just a few weeks after her 1st birthday, she sang the alphabet song. Oldest boy, 14 months her senior, had just uttered his first full sentence around the same time" Oh, mommy, Deve (his way of saying Steven, his name), do luff Barney!" I thought my daughter was the new coming of Einstein and my son a half wit. Fast forward a few years. He's in grade 1, reading Tom Sawyer and she's in gifted kindergarten unable to read anything. They're both in their early 20's now, both very bright but certainly not geniuses in the same way that difficult child is. </p><p></p><p>Enjoy Rosie and her verbal skills, it's fun when you can understand them finally, until they hit puberty and then you wish you could put on a sock on it for a few years!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="svengandhi, post: 608442, member: 3493"] Rosie is adorable. That was supposed to be my daughter's middle name but H's cousin took the first name we wanted with it and the replacement first name didn't go with Rose. My daughter spoke really early as well. At Thanksgiving, just a few weeks after her 1st birthday, she sang the alphabet song. Oldest boy, 14 months her senior, had just uttered his first full sentence around the same time" Oh, mommy, Deve (his way of saying Steven, his name), do luff Barney!" I thought my daughter was the new coming of Einstein and my son a half wit. Fast forward a few years. He's in grade 1, reading Tom Sawyer and she's in gifted kindergarten unable to read anything. They're both in their early 20's now, both very bright but certainly not geniuses in the same way that difficult child is. Enjoy Rosie and her verbal skills, it's fun when you can understand them finally, until they hit puberty and then you wish you could put on a sock on it for a few years! [/QUOTE]
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