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What a Journey "1" has been...

By esa
A list of things that MBS can do
Just a few days before she turns 2 
A list of memories that I will cherish forever
And an unconditional love that is beyond measure.


MBS never fails to amaze me with what she can do at her age. There are tons of moments I forget that she's a little girl and just about to turn 2. 

We can hold conversations with her already. And her being able to understand us and respond in complete sentences, at her age, is something I am really proud of. The best part is that MBS is able to help us with mini-chores around the house. 
"Please put this in the hamper." and "Please throw this in the trash can." are regulars for her and she repeats these sentences to us at times.


MBS walked in on me while I was inflating her floaters/beach ball for swimming.
"Mommy, Haley naman."
I gave her the inflator and left the room to get something. When I entered the room again,
"Mommy, wait for (a) minute."
"Okay. Do you want Mommy to go out first?"
"Yes." 
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During her Bert Lozada swimming classes:
"Mommy, it's hard."
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MBS knows how to use the plural form as well.
Me: "This is called saba."
MBS: "Saaa-baaa."
I pointed to a bunch of saba on the table and asked, "What is this?"
MBS: "Saa-baa. So many saabaas."

Another instance was when MBS saw a group of construction workers:
MBS: So many mamas.
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She knows how to be polite as well.
"Excuse me." 
"Thank you."
"Please."
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MBS can count to twenty.
She knows colors, shapes, and the alphabet. 
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She recently just discovered the musician in her. Her versions are a tad different though.
"Baa Baa Byack Sheep. Have you wool? Yes, yes, three bags full. One for master. One for dame. One for boy lane."
L,M,N,O,P becomes Eyemen P
"McDonald farm. Chick. Chick chick here. Chick chick there." Then she stops, thinks, and says, "Mommy, horse pala." 
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 One of my ecstatic moments was during our Bohol trip.
We had just visited the Tarsier Sanctuary and my sister bought a tarsier keychain. 
My sister asked MBS what the animal on the keychain was. It was the first time I heard her say," Tar-sier."
Bohol trip = totally worth it.
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MBS is starting to have her own personality. And it excites me and scares me to realize that my daughter is starting to actually grow up. 

 She's a toddler who has her own thoughts and who isn't afraid to explore her surroundings. 
She's a toddler who is getting to know herself, and surprises herself with her discoveries.
She's a toddler who loves the Tickle Monster and hogs the TV to watch her DVDs.
She's a toddler who is starting to explore the world, and a curious one at that!

A list of things MBS will be able to do
Just a few months after she turns 2
A list of discoveries to look forward to
Terrible Two, we are ready for you! 

@13 months (May 2014)

@14 months (June 2014)

@15 months (July 2014)

@16 months (August 2014)

@17 months (September 2014)

@18 months (October 2014)

@19 months (November 2014)

@20 months (December 2014)

@21 months (January 2015)
@22 months (February 2015)


@23 months (March 2015)

Comments

  1. KakaApril 27, 2015 at 8:00 AM

    There was also the time when she saw Gianna and Aleissa's photo and she said Giannas haha

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