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rootofnewt) wrote2009-06-09 03:07 pm
rootofnewt) wrote2009-06-09 03:07 pm
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toddler math
To address my touched-out-ness, we frequently count to ten or twenty before nursing. It lets me get settled and Ronan enjoys it.
He *can* count to ten, but prefers to repeat after me. If I ask him what comes next, he usually says "TEN! BOOBIES!" Sometimes, though, it's "1, 2, SEVEN!" or last night, "3, FOURTEEN!".
And then he'll count to himself later, nonsensically.
My child, umprompted, counted to eleventeen last night. It comes after twenty, it seems.
*cracks up*
He *can* count to ten, but prefers to repeat after me. If I ask him what comes next, he usually says "TEN! BOOBIES!" Sometimes, though, it's "1, 2, SEVEN!" or last night, "3, FOURTEEN!".
And then he'll count to himself later, nonsensically.
My child, umprompted, counted to eleventeen last night. It comes after twenty, it seems.
*cracks up*
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Man counting!
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I may never count to ten again without adding "boobies!" And I wonder how Ronan will fare in kindergarten or wherever they teach numbers, because the teacher may be a bit taken aback by this addition to the integers.
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*went to a violent kindergarten*
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