Meeting with Santa

Grandma Kathi, Valarie, the boys and I met in San Jose at a local mall hoping to get a glimpse, if not a picture, of Santa. If you have read any of our previous Santa posts then you know that this can be touch and go. Typically, Mike and I have to prep the boys …

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When”yes”is”sure”

Every toddler learns the say, “no”, rather quickly. I think “NO” is second only to “Da.” When Christopher was learning to talk, and he found his “No” voice, we focused on teaching the word “yes” hoping he would start using this new word. He did. Matteo, on the other hand, either cannot say the word …

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When”yes”is”sure”

Every toddler learns the say, “no”, rather quickly. I think “NO” is second only to “Da.” When Christopher was learning to talk, and he found his “No” voice, we focused on teaching the word “yes” hoping he would start using this new word. He did. Matteo, on the other hand, either cannot say the word …

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When”yes”is”sure”

Every toddler learns the say, “no”, rather quickly. I think “NO” is second only to “Da.” When Christopher was learning to talk, and he found his “No” voice, we focused on teaching the word “yes” hoping he would start using this new word. He did. Matteo, on the other hand, either cannot say the word …

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When “yes” is “sure”

Every toddler learns the say, “no”, rather quickly. I think “NO” is second only to “Da.” When Christopher was learning to talk, and he found his “No” voice, we focused on teaching the word “yes” hoping he would start using this new word. He did. Matteo, on the other hand, either cannot say the word …

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