Like most children, Hayden has picked up on adult mannerisms and intonations long before he’s mastered the words to go with them. Yesterday, for example, I told him something and he tilted his head to the side as if to say “That’s silly, Mommy. You can’t be serious.”
I tilted my head the same direction to joke with him and he said, “Awwww! Sad?” (To Hayden, everyone is sad, except for outlines of his hands, which should be happy.)
This morning, I was getting Hayden up and I had a song in my head. I started singing it at the line “Tried to touch the sun.”
Hayden looked at me and said, “No touch uh sun. Hot.”
I have no idea how he knows that.
Brownie points to anyone who can name that song—but members of my family should give someone else a chance to get the answer before you post it!
Brownie points not redeemable for actual brownies.
5 replies on “Good advice from Hayden”
so when we were at the bean museum, I let Haydy pet the black bear. Then I pulled him away really fast and said RAWR!! Haydy, thinking it was the bear, tapped the bear on the paw and with a concerned look on his face says “No, don’t bite!” I just thought it related. I think it’s pretty good advice.
LOL. That’s funny, I couldn’t get him to tell the same thing to the cat today after she batted at him.
Eric really guffawed at this lil quote about the sun being hot! Oh, we also did some searching so we could have some brownie points, but our search came up dry. Now we’re curious… what IS this mysterious song of yours?
“Rocky Mountain High,” John Denver. I’m surprised Eric didn’t know it off the top of his head!
I cannot believe you quoted all those lines–I can hardly understand them let alone quote them! I bow to you. 🙂