@PatJules8
One of the most amazing things I am learning from my baby is his speaking skills There were words that he would tell me which I do not have any idea what it was all about. For example when he said, "ne le fais pas maman" or he would say, "je n'aime pas maman" and so I have to figure out what he wanted me to do hence Siri is a great help for multilingual moms! Most of the time my biggest question is, " are babies' brains wired to which country they were born? Regardless of whether you teach the word or not eventually they would acquire it spontaneously? Sage will be turning three in the next few weeks and I couldn't get enough documenting his developmental milestones as I wanted him to witness his growth in the later years. This is our nurturing maternal instinct that when our kids are able to take things their ways, documenting their wittiness and messiness are quite amusing. You can check on my post here https://peakd.com/hive-165757/@patjules83/winning-tactics-for-bonding-moments-of-mommy-and-baby-eden-island-seychelles videos compiled here https://3speak.tv/watch?v=patjules83/eitbbxmn https://odysee.com/@PatSky2783:4/Wondering-How-To-Make-Your-PARENTHOOD-BONDING-MODE-Rock-Watcg-This!:4 Images edited on Canva
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Of course, his language is affected by the language of those around him. For example, in Syria, the father is called Papa and the mother is Mama, since childhood the child pronounces them the first two words.
oh wow in the Philippines, we call our parents just the same although we can also call them nanay (mama) and tatay (papa).
Do you really also say daddy, mama haha that's cute
As far as I understand your child is very intelligent and has creative talent.There were many blessings and good wishes for him. May God make him live long and achieve many successes in life Good night
thanks for your kind words. Truly we wish and pray our kids will grow and be guided on the right path of life. Have a good night too
Inshallah ❤️, they will