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I remember being in France with my 18 month old daughter, who couldn't speak much at the moment¥ but for some reason picked up the French way of speaking and st
by thriftwy 2y ago
I remember being in France with my 18 month old daughter, who couldn't speak much at the moment¥ but for some reason picked up the French way of speaking and started parodying it.
¥ She only learned to say "yes" towards the end of the trip, which made conversations possible; because it's quite hard to converse with someone who can only say "no".
- stevekemp 2y agoI remember a few months of our child only saying "No". If you asked "Would you like ice-cream" the reply would be a smile and a head-nod. There was no spoken "Yes", but if the question could be answered with "No" then it was. Weird. But kinda adorable too.
- dotancohen 2y ago> it's quite hard to converse with someone who can only say "no". I can see you haven't been divorced yet.
- em-bee 2y agodivorce makes the conversation easier?
- dotancohen 2y agoDivorce raises the bar for what one consideres a difficult conversation.