A Sign- It's Bathtime...

A few days ago Gabby was outside playing in the sand box having a blast pouring sand all over herself and naturally exfoliating her already baby soft skin. When she was finished with her spa treatment and ready to go "outside" (meaning in the house) so I asked her, "Are you ready to take a bath?" Gabby proceeded to start rubbing both of her hands on her chest. I thought it was interesting that she looked like she was bathing when making this motion so I looked the sign and sure enough she was signing bath! I didn't even know the sign for bath and Gabby knows how to sign it! I called my mom and asked if she taught Gabby the sign. Mom AKA Grandma said that Gabby had seen a baby sign it twice on You Tube. Gabby learned a sign after seeing it twice out of context! She is amazingly smart. Calling her a sponge is an insult, she is brilliant!That is my bragging for the day at least. She truly is the greatest gift a person could ask for. If you are a person who does not yet have children and think you may not want them, just hang out with my little girl for a while and you will change your mind!!

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My 3rd Mother's Day

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