We played one game over and over again yesterday. Mia sat on our bed and motioned me to pile the pillows up on her. Once she was covered up, I'd call out, "Where is Mia? Is she in the bathroom?"
Mia (muffled): "No!"
Me (going out in the hallway): "Is she in the hallway?"
Mia (muffled): "No!"
Me: "Is she under the bed?"
Mia (muffled): "No!"
This would go on and on, until eventually...
Me: "I've lost Mia! Where is she?"
Silence
Me: "Oh, no! I've lost Mia!"
Silence
Finally, Mia pops out from under the pillows and squeals, thrilled that she has eluded me. I tickle her. She laughs and squeals some more. Pure silliness.
Mia is now saying lots of 2-word sentences, which is an important milestone. It is really fun to see her express herself in words. She uses lots of ASL signs and really tries to say the words, too. Yesterday, she started saying the dog's name correctly. Words starting with an "S" have been difficult for her, which means she would say Nam or Lam for Sam. Now that she can say "Sam", can "Sarah" be far behind?
Dear Mia -
Your Daddy and I are very proud of the progress you have made in the last year. You are growing and blossoming before our eyes. We love spending time with you, talking and playing. We love your hugs and kisses. Thank you for being our precious daughter.
Love,
Mom
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