Driving home in the car. Aiden asks for "mommy song" (Mamma Mia by ABBA, which he loves). I tell him "no, that's only on Daddy's iPod, and Daddy's not here right now."
A sad "oooohh" issues from the back seat.
Then, a moment later, singing - "Mommy song, mommy song.... mommy song, mommy song..."
The impressive thing is that this demonstrated a clear understanding of rhythm, meter, and phrasing. As well as being cute enough to caramelize the blood in my veins.
A sad "oooohh" issues from the back seat.
Then, a moment later, singing - "Mommy song, mommy song.... mommy song, mommy song..."
The impressive thing is that this demonstrated a clear understanding of rhythm, meter, and phrasing. As well as being cute enough to caramelize the blood in my veins.
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You may end up with diabetes if he keeps being that sweet.
He also sings in his sleep. He cracks me up.
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We need to play Alexander more real music. He's just addicted to Happy Birthday, Twinkle Twinkle, Wheels on the Bus, Itsy Bitsy Spider, and some song about a bumblebee. All of which are frequently sung at daycare.