


He used to say something similar to butterfly, but I guess he lost how
to say it - he does that a lot: grasps onto a word and says it fairly
well, but then if he doesn't use it loses how to say it - or even if he
does say it, sometimes he changes it. So Banana, turns into Nana which
means all things food from nursing to steak and eggs, turns into Nye
Nye. No idea how that happened.
Tiny T, who we met with his mom, Wordsmith, and the Boy had a great time together. Mostly it was parallel kinds of play/exploring, but there were a few moments of bonding - specifically around this lizard of some sort, Porkchop. Had it not been for impending hunger, an overdue nap, and an entire bus of camp kids, we could have stayed all day.
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