you know you might be a second child when . . .

. . . one of your first sentences (not THE first, thankfully) is "Yay, Brie peed!" (Sounds like, "Yay, Bee pee!")


-Jessica

p.s. His much nicer (and earlier) sentence is, "I love you." Variations include, "I love, Poppy" "I love you, Brie" "I love you, Daddy" "I love you, Mommy" and "I love you, Grandma". Sounds something like "I woe wou." And he has many, many sentences that start with "More" as in "More cracker" "more cookie" and "more time" (like, "one more time down the slide" sort of more time). And "up, please" ("uh, cheese?").