Hillel was standing on a chair, filling up the shabbos candlesticks with oil. Gedalya came running to me and shouted urgently, "Mama, Tatte kiii!" (Kricht, climbing)
Gedalya makes everything into a kakuv (excavator.)
On Yom Tov he was playing with a fold out book. He was lifting it and pretended to dig with a few folded out panels. Then he took our dustpan, which has a handle and a shovel part which opens and closes. He decided that that, too, was an excavator. He also was lifting the footrest of the carriage up and down, pretending it was an excavator.
Can you tell he likes excavators?
Some more new vocabulary words:
Kiwiwi - it's not kiwi, it's corny!
Kaya - challa
Then there is his new sentence forming skill...Na amm yay. (Noch amm heis. More food hot.)
Cat aff. (Can't say dog, so he improvised by naming it the cat that says "aff.")
Baby lue-lue Tatte on. (Baby- he calls everything baby, even excavators! "Lue-lue Tatte" is either kiddush or candles. In this case he was saying that the candles are on.)
Vava popa yay. (He had a bit of a diaper rash, and when he sat down, I'm guessing it was burning him, because what he said means, "Boo-boo bottom hot.")
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