Setting: Daddy and Rowan drinking water
Rowan: What is this daddy?
Daddy: It's water.
Rowan: What kind of water?
Daddy: The kind that you drink.
Rowan: What kind of water that you drink?
Setting: Mommy and Rowan reading a book
Rowan: What is that mommy?
Mommy: It looks like a horse.
Rowan: What kind of horse?
Mommy: It's a brown horse.
Rowan: What kind of brown horse?
Mommy: It's a nice, brown horse.
Rowan: What kind of nice, brown horse?
Anyone else sensing a pattern? This constitutes a large majority of our conversations throughout the day. It would be pretty maddening if the kid wasn't so cute.
2 comments:
Oh my gosh - I know what you are talking about. "What's that?" has become my least favorite phrase of all time.
It's amazing how being a parent can extend the limits of your patience. I don't get to have those kinds of conversations yet, but I'm still much more patient than I was 10 months ago!
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