Marlowe Growls
Marlowe has always made great noises, but this morning he woke up with this growl that is the most hilarious thing I've ever heard.
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Yea, and you should see him beam and smile when we growl back at him. It's like he saying, "Yes! That's what I've been saying! You -do- understand!"
Awesome, and I love Chris's response. =) Marlowe sounds so very determined!
It's great how they just latch onto a sound for a while, isn't it? Kent went through a phase when he was 9 or 10 months old where he was just doing this delighted squeal all the time, very high-pitched and very, um, loud. And then after a couple of weeks, it was gone again... I guess they have to make sure they have the sound in their repertoire, and then they can move on. Funny babies.
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