Jules

Like, so I do understand being present.

But the cutest was the other day we had the flock chicken sticks and she had it in her hand.

She took a bite of it and she wanted to eat more of it.

And so she gave us the more and we were like, oh, Bubba, you're holding it like you have more.

Yeah, it's really cute.

I've noticed she can't say more at all.

Like so she does this, but she's a duh.

She's all done.

And all done is this.

Like when she's finished with her meal, she'll just go, ah, duh, ah, duh.

But more, she gives us the finger.

That's been pivotal to learn the more symbol because sometimes you don't know if she's liking what she's eating and there's nothing cuter than when she gives you the more.

Okay, I think that we can end it on the more.

What other sign language does she do?

Well, the other cute thing is bringing the papatas.

But what I love that Maria does for the papados is she, I said this last episode, there are certain things I love to learn from Maria who is like just a developmental educational queen.

And I noticed today when she was putting on their zapatos, she also sat on the floor.

And I was like, why are you sitting on the floor?

And she was like, because I'm modeling to them what we're all going to do when we put our shoes on.

So maybe we're supposed to sit on the floor with her when she puts her papados on?