He’s speaks so well!! I have to be careful, I started comparing my son to yours and feeling guilty because my son doesn’t speak nearly as well (he’ll be 3 in May). But I have to remember my son is bilingual and it comes with the territory. He’ll speak sentences when he’s ready. But it’s great to see what to look for!
Yes! Definitely try not to compare. There is a huge range, and there are certainly kids Kai's age that speak more clearly. I know it can be hard not to at times. Your little one is learning two languages! That is awesome. It is typical for kiddos learning more than one language to take longer to speak. Makes total sense, as they will be speaking two languages haha. :)
@@nekoleamber I understand all children develop at different rates but i'm sure you know your child is 100% meeting his milestones and that posting videos like this of a child who isn't even quite 3 years old yet will make other parents worry? 🤔 I get your intentions are good but something about this makes me feel like you want to show everyone how well your own son is doing. Maybe I'm wrong.
@@mrsmandyboo Comparisons can get a hold of us so easily! I still do it. My son is almost 5 now, and can have conversations with me. :) And yes, sometimes I can't understand some words he says, but it's night and day from before. He can tell me stories now and is starting to learn sight words! I'll happen for you!!
I chuckled so much.. He so cute and reminds me of my daughter.. Every year when she reaches a new age I research it to make sure she is on the rite path!! Great video!! Beautiful Channel ♥🌻
Oh wow. I'm actually feeling really proud right now. My 18 month old daughter can answer most of these questions. She doesn't speak in sentences like your son does but if I ask her about animal sounds, what she wants to eat, where something is, who her friends are, what song she wants to hear, what game she wants to play and a bunch more she answers in 1-3 word sentences. She's bilingual and it annoys the daylights out of me though that even though she fully understands English she refuses to answer or communicate in English. I really hope this gets better as she gets older because I can't have kids who can't communicate with my side of the family.
This awesome my little man is 15 months old and I can understand some of the things he says, or can identify what he wants when pointing that little finger.
My oldest son (now 9), was REALLY early and advanced in language. I spoke Spanish, English, & did baby sign language with him from birth; others would congratulate me on doing such a great job, (and I did give him a lot of attention), but I swore even then that his achievements were largely due to HIM. I nurtured his abilities, but I didn't create them. Sometimes he clearly showed he had mastered something, and was pushing to the next thing to learn. I remember him telling me "I have to poop now," and responding with "okaaay.. I guess I need to potty train you then." I didn't feel right just telling him to continue going in his pants, when he was clearly telling me he knew what was up and ready to do something else. That said, my #2 is now 3 year old and not as advanced. I'm not concerned, as I've worked with kids professionally for over 20 years; I know there's a range of normal, and I don't get caught up on comparing. My husband, however, has expressed concern about our 3 y/o not "meeting his milestones." I was looking up videos and yours was so reassuring! I really appreciate all of the text you provided throughout the video to explain what you're doing and looking for. The casualness of the interaction means this was a regular, typical kind of conversation between a mother and son. Watching the conversation unfold naturally was more helpful to me than reading bullets of expectations or listening to an adult speech about what kids should be doing. Thank you for taking the time to make this video and share a little piece of your family with the world.
I can understand how you and especially your husband would expect your second child to meet or exceed your first Child's academic and behavioral Milestones. But I have had five children and let me tell you each one is different. While there are basic guidelineach child is going to meet the milestones at their own pace and unless it's severely delayed there's no cause for alarm.
My son can count to 100, knows all of his letters by sight and puts numbers and letters in order, as well as write all the letters and numbers up to 100. He can sing at least 20 songs from beginning to end (nursery songs), he has great receptive language, but he just won't speak in conversations. He will ask for things - but only as one word sentences. He answers in one word sentences - but I feel like he is just not connecting all of this knowledge into the ability to have a conversation. I worry that not spending time around other children because of Covid is not helping, or the fact that my husband works a different shift - so he doesn't get to witness two adults speaking to each other very often.
That exactly my son, we also worked 2 different shifts and at covid times he was in home from 2 to 4 years old. He atlast went to ISD school they give some speech therapy, for past 6 months he improved but no conversation still. He will say his wants like “ i need water, its heavy, i want to go upstairs, i want chocolate,etc. but no response for my questions. The only questions he will respond is Yes or no questions.
Thank you for using a child, especially your own, so we can actually hear their speech and interactions to see what is normal for a three year old. Because an adult just talking about a three year old's speech is not as effective.
My three year old isnt that far yet whenever i ask a question "did you have a good day?'' he replies "yea" and i will say right after "well did you have a bad day?" he just says yea he says that to everything or I dont know......
..lolzz..mine would repeat the question and chuckle...I chuckle with her as well and give a response to what I ask....but this stops only at conversations..as for numbers,letters,parts of the body she can identify,write,sing,direct.. All it requires is patience and the willingness to guide them through 😊 Well-done mommas❤
Oh my goodness, he’s so sweet! 💖 My daughter is turning 3 soon. She was 15 weeks premature, but I’m happy to say she’s catching up really well, and loves to chat and sing. Thank you for this helpful video xXx
This is a great video. I love that I can listen to a real-life example in terms of pronunciation and vocabulary as this means I can compare to more daughter. I also love the little boxes that tick of specific things you test with him. Can I ask, do those boxes represent minimum expectations or standard ability at that age?
My grandson just turned 3 does well receptively, but he is hard to understand when he tries to speak in full sentences. I also notice he is a mouth breather.
Im comparing my daughter to yours. Actually None of my talking age daughters spoke like this by almost 3. My oldest spoke like this at almost 4 and my now almost 3. In speech therapy can follow simple 1 step instruction. I’m not sure the over under type … and can tell animals and sounds several of them.. understands some colors and people. She won’t talk much. Actually the 13 month old that likes to join the speech therapies is catching on
Too cute! What a sweetie! He's so funny! And he answers questions! Mine always just ignored me. Haha. My son (now 4.5) has always been very "advanced" as far as language goes. By three he was saying things like "I like these cookies, although I prefer the others more". It's fun until he started sassin'! Haha. Now, he's sort of regressed in a way. He goes to preschool and most of the kids are also his age, but they baby-talk (which he had never been exposed to, before, because I am No Fun) or don't speak as clearly as he does/has, which is fine! They're doing great! But ugh. It is so frustrating to all of a sudden have my very well-spoken kid talking like a baby or growling. It was our one break (well, two, he potty trained himself in a day)! He was a textbook AWFUL baby. Haha. Beautiful and healthy but made us not want any more until he was three... I know it's a phase, but it's hard! It'll be interesting to see how our daughter develops language-wise now.
+karatepop hahaha! This made me laugh because I can totally relate. Kai also growls and babbles too. Some phases are super strange but they do grow out of them. Congrats on your little girl!! 💜
My son is 18months and we are teaching him two languages, but my son likes to make loud babbling sounds and his dad responds back to him in a similar sound, they end up having a full on babbling conversation🙄 Will this effect how quickly he picks up language? I'm concerned this might course a language delay for my son.
I always watch milestone videos, they make me sad. My oldest just turnd 3 yesterday and she understands very little for her age, and thou she knows words she dose not Camuncati
at this age, would you be concerned about the way he stutters at the beginning of some longer sentences? and signs of echolalia? and using the word 'like' excessively? my son is turning 3 in about 3 weeks and is very similar if not has a slightly larger vocabulary due to bilingual english and spanish.. recently i find myself getting a little carried away with my research.. hopefully just an age thing and they grow out of it!
So my son doesn't name kids or explain too much around me . He mainly just says "You okay ? Water , please and thank you , poop , I love you , named a teacher abbey ," Simple phrases...what do i do ?
@@nekoleamber Fully prepared for the silliness :) Got to experience it with my many nieces and nephews . . . I love listening to kids talk :) . . . He's got a few words down and one of them is "eww" 😂 I've always said children are smarter than adults give them credit for . . . . I enjoy your videos though . . . You've given me so much insight on different ways to teach my son new things in constructive ways! Keep up the good work! 😊❤
My oldest daughter is 3 years and 3 months old. She does not converse like that. She has known her alphabet and numbers since 2, but she is so defiant now. She also refuses to potty 🤦🏾♀️
My son is going to turn 3 in November 29th and is speech isn't as good as your son, I mean my son he's doing good but maybe because of the fact that he is exposed to 3 different languages in every day life here. My wife is a bit worried, but I know that toddlers exposed to more than 1 languages are a bit late to speak.
I’m worried about my sons speech it’s 2 months before his 3rd birthday. He has very few words that are really close to perfect form. He used nosies for words and doesn’t try to pronounce words. He very rarely puts words in a sentence. Should I be concerned? He try’s to say words when I ask him to but he usually does syllables that in the word I’m asking him to say. He doesn’t use S’s, C’s, Ch’s and other letters. He understands so many words that I don’t even know how he knows. He watches a lot of educational videos on his iPad as well as kids music. We do picture books and I ask him to point at the object and then say it but he can’t say most. He will try most but like I said it’s syllables that sound like word. Maybe I’m over thinking it but idk. What do you guys think? I’ve thought about speech therapy but I have a new job and don’t get better insurance for 2 more months. I’m embarrassed to say he was on state insurance while I’ve been searching for a good job that I have now. We are 24 but we are committed to our sons development and hate the stereotype that young people aren’t good parents. Our son is our world and I’ve worked so hard to get the job I have now that is actually going to take care of us. I welcome anyone’s feed back. Thank you guys. I know it’s not usual that men ask these questions but my wife gets a little protective when I keep bringing this subject up so I want other parents or specialists thoughts before I bring it up to her again.
I was looking forward to seeing someone answer... I see it's been 4 months, how is your son doing? I understand... im a single mom who constantly blames herself for not knowing "better" and allowing getting induced at 41 weeks instead of getting a c-section at 40 weeks. I constantly think that I could've avoided the delay, but maybe things will just click and fall into place. Hope all worked out
@@yady170 he’s doing better. His words are growing but same issues where he can’t say certain letters but I’ve been encouraged by his progress. He’s amazing for his age at copying letters. He says a couple sentences now. I’d still like to see more progress. But it’s understanding every kid is different and I had been comparing in to others. He’s extremely tall for his age. He’s in the 99th percentile. My wife is pregnant again and He’s so excited, he wants a sister. Try not to worry and do not blame yourself. Just make sure you try doing the things I talked about like doing the picture books, educational videos, puzzles, drawling, and even normal play time helps kids learn. Clearly you are doing a good job because you are here and care. As parents we all worry about our kids. Just trust the journey and do everything you can to teach because they are learning so much. And no baby talk. Say words clear and sound them out slowly. I’ve been able to teach my son doing this. You got it girl. Keep being proud and keep teaching.
You need to mention the fact that you already have a teacher for your son plus you work with him a lot as well. He is advanced, why would you not mention this. Just trying to show off
@@hannahscott6604 All kids are smart. Some develop fast and decline fast too. Don’t worry moms. About people showing off their advanced kids. All kids can catch up and their brains don’t age very fast like a lot of super advanced people. Lions live 20 years elephants 80. Lions are smarter for hunting, elephants are smart don’t need to hunt food grows for them. Some kids will be better at sports, etc. Don’t compare your children. Ever.
You’re being irresponsible and a show boat by not saying up front that your child Is advanced, he has early access to a teacher as well as a mom who is very educated and I’m guessing stay at home mom. So you should be ashamed for causing so much worry and guilt to other parents
I love that you said "this is mom translating 3year old talk."
Because my family thinks I'm crazy, for being able to understand my 2yr olds gibberish.
RATBASTARD .B my three year old literally makes me repeat what he says cause he hates having to repeat himself lol
He’s speaks so well!! I have to be careful, I started comparing my son to yours and feeling guilty because my son doesn’t speak nearly as well (he’ll be 3 in May). But I have to remember my son is bilingual and it comes with the territory. He’ll speak sentences when he’s ready. But it’s great to see what to look for!
Yes! Definitely try not to compare. There is a huge range, and there are certainly kids Kai's age that speak more clearly. I know it can be hard not to at times. Your little one is learning two languages! That is awesome. It is typical for kiddos learning more than one language to take longer to speak. Makes total sense, as they will be speaking two languages haha. :)
@@nekoleamber I understand all children develop at different rates but i'm sure you know your child is 100% meeting his milestones and that posting videos like this of a child who isn't even quite 3 years old yet will make other parents worry? 🤔 I get your intentions are good but something about this makes me feel like you want to show everyone how well your own son is doing. Maybe I'm wrong.
@@nekoleamber I also want to say he is an adorable child and very intelligent 💕
I know this is an old video..but I think I needed to see this comment. My son doesn't talk this clearly either.
@@mrsmandyboo Comparisons can get a hold of us so easily! I still do it.
My son is almost 5 now, and can have conversations with me. :) And yes, sometimes I can't understand some words he says, but it's night and day from before. He can tell me stories now and is starting to learn sight words! I'll happen for you!!
He is so adorable! And very intelligent 😍
I chuckled so much.. He so cute and reminds me of my daughter.. Every year when she reaches a new age I research it to make sure she is on the rite path!! Great video!! Beautiful Channel ♥🌻
Awww your son is so cute!
The way u teach the language,that's useful thank u !
Thank you!!
Shoutout to this kid and his mom! But don’t compare people, I believe he is exceedingly 3 year old milestones!
He can break the Internet with all of that cuteness! Happy almost birthday buddy, enjoy the donuts ;)
Oh wow. I'm actually feeling really proud right now. My 18 month old daughter can answer most of these questions. She doesn't speak in sentences like your son does but if I ask her about animal sounds, what she wants to eat, where something is, who her friends are, what song she wants to hear, what game she wants to play and a bunch more she answers in 1-3 word sentences. She's bilingual and it annoys the daylights out of me though that even though she fully understands English she refuses to answer or communicate in English. I really hope this gets better as she gets older because I can't have kids who can't communicate with my side of the family.
It's all about exposure. The more she is exposed to English, the more she will speak it. Kudos on your daughter being bilingual. That's great!
She’s super smart!!!!!
This awesome my little man is 15 months old and I can understand some of the things he says, or can identify what he wants when pointing that little finger.
My oldest son (now 9), was REALLY early and advanced in language. I spoke Spanish, English, & did baby sign language with him from birth; others would congratulate me on doing such a great job, (and I did give him a lot of attention), but I swore even then that his achievements were largely due to HIM. I nurtured his abilities, but I didn't create them. Sometimes he clearly showed he had mastered something, and was pushing to the next thing to learn. I remember him telling me "I have to poop now," and responding with "okaaay.. I guess I need to potty train you then." I didn't feel right just telling him to continue going in his pants, when he was clearly telling me he knew what was up and ready to do something else.
That said, my #2 is now 3 year old and not as advanced. I'm not concerned, as I've worked with kids professionally for over 20 years; I know there's a range of normal, and I don't get caught up on comparing. My husband, however, has expressed concern about our 3 y/o not "meeting his milestones." I was looking up videos and yours was so reassuring! I really appreciate all of the text you provided throughout the video to explain what you're doing and looking for. The casualness of the interaction means this was a regular, typical kind of conversation between a mother and son. Watching the conversation unfold naturally was more helpful to me than reading bullets of expectations or listening to an adult speech about what kids should be doing. Thank you for taking the time to make this video and share a little piece of your family with the world.
I can understand how you and especially your husband would expect your second child to meet or exceed your first Child's academic and behavioral Milestones. But I have had five children and let me tell you each one is different. While there are basic guidelineach child is going to meet the milestones at their own pace and unless it's severely delayed there's no cause for alarm.
I am currently busy with an early childhood development course and your videos are awesome to watch and put everything into perspective.
My son can count to 100, knows all of his letters by sight and puts numbers and letters in order, as well as write all the letters and numbers up to 100. He can sing at least 20 songs from beginning to end (nursery songs), he has great receptive language, but he just won't speak in conversations. He will ask for things - but only as one word sentences. He answers in one word sentences - but I feel like he is just not connecting all of this knowledge into the ability to have a conversation. I worry that not spending time around other children because of Covid is not helping, or the fact that my husband works a different shift - so he doesn't get to witness two adults speaking to each other very often.
Hiw is your son now
That exactly my son, we also worked 2 different shifts and at covid times he was in home from 2 to 4 years old. He atlast went to ISD school they give some speech therapy, for past 6 months he improved but no conversation still. He will say his wants like “ i need water, its heavy, i want to go upstairs, i want chocolate,etc. but no response for my questions. The only questions he will respond is Yes or no questions.
I can absolutely relate dear... don't worry he will catch up and you'd be amazed❤
So smart....so adorable. Great job mom....amazing child❗😀
Thank you for using a child, especially your own, so we can actually hear their speech and interactions to see what is normal for a three year old. Because an adult just talking about a three year old's speech is not as effective.
My three year old isnt that far yet whenever i ask a question "did you have a good day?'' he replies "yea" and i will say right after "well did you have a bad day?" he just says yea he says that to everything or I dont know......
My daughter turned 3 two weeks ago. She answer 'No' to most yes or no questions lol.
..lolzz..mine would repeat the question and chuckle...I chuckle with her as well and give a response to what I ask....but this stops only at conversations..as for numbers,letters,parts of the body she can identify,write,sing,direct..
All it requires is patience and the willingness to guide them through 😊
Well-done mommas❤
Way too much cuteness in one video
Thank you, Rita! Xx
I have a new 3 yo, so this is perfect timing :) Also, I could understand like 90% bc I’m around this all day haha
+Laura Gagnon hahaha! Impressive!! I thought it was parent-child specific 😂
He is too cute! I think it is too adorable when kids have those little baby raspy voices lol!
I can’t converse with my 3 year old that much. I’m not sure he understands a lot of what I say. This video makes me worry more. 😞
Me too my daughter is 3 and a half same problem and she just started speech but I don’t see much progress
This is sooooo great!!! And your subscriber count is going up so fast! Congrats girlie!
Life with Carah Jo thanks love!!! Miss you!! 💜💋
Oh my goodness, he’s so sweet! 💖 My daughter is turning 3 soon. She was 15 weeks premature, but I’m happy to say she’s catching up really well, and loves to chat and sing. Thank you for this helpful video xXx
This is a great video. I love that I can listen to a real-life example in terms of pronunciation and vocabulary as this means I can compare to more daughter. I also love the little boxes that tick of specific things you test with him.
Can I ask, do those boxes represent minimum expectations or standard ability at that age?
Beautiful child
MashaAllah ❤
He is so cute!!! Of course, he is the funniest and biggest!
Hahaha thank you! This age is so much fun! :)
I love he enjoys this so much!
My grandson just turned 3 does well receptively, but he is hard to understand when he tries to speak in full sentences. I also notice he is a mouth breather.
He is handsome and his mom beautiful
He is so smart!!!!
Thank you, Joseph!! Hope you are well! :)
@@nekoleamber Yes, doing well.
Im comparing my daughter to yours. Actually
None of my talking age daughters spoke like this by almost 3. My oldest spoke like this at almost 4 and my now almost 3. In speech therapy can follow simple 1 step instruction. I’m not sure the over under type … and can tell animals and sounds several of them.. understands some colors and people. She won’t talk much.
Actually the 13 month old that likes to join the speech therapies is catching on
He is soo smart and adorable!!!
Thank you!! Xx
Love Love Love
Too cute! What a sweetie! He's so funny! And he answers questions! Mine always just ignored me. Haha.
My son (now 4.5) has always been very "advanced" as far as language goes. By three he was saying things like "I like these cookies, although I prefer the others more". It's fun until he started sassin'! Haha. Now, he's sort of regressed in a way. He goes to preschool and most of the kids are also his age, but they baby-talk (which he had never been exposed to, before, because I am No Fun) or don't speak as clearly as he does/has, which is fine! They're doing great! But ugh. It is so frustrating to all of a sudden have my very well-spoken kid talking like a baby or growling. It was our one break (well, two, he potty trained himself in a day)! He was a textbook AWFUL baby. Haha. Beautiful and healthy but made us not want any more until he was three...
I know it's a phase, but it's hard! It'll be interesting to see how our daughter develops language-wise now.
+karatepop hahaha! This made me laugh because I can totally relate. Kai also growls and babbles too. Some phases are super strange but they do grow out of them.
Congrats on your little girl!! 💜
OMG! He's adorable!
My son is 18months and we are teaching him two languages, but my son likes to make loud babbling sounds and his dad responds back to him in a similar sound, they end up having a full on babbling conversation🙄 Will this effect how quickly he picks up language? I'm concerned this might course a language delay for my son.
I have 2 and half sister I love her very much she will be 3 in may
I always watch milestone videos, they make me sad. My oldest just turnd 3 yesterday and she understands very little for her age, and thou she knows words she dose not Camuncati
Thank you, this is great and on point!
Hi please make a video about masters in occupational therapy or any field after doing graduation in occupational therapy
Informative and adorable. Happy birthday big boy!
Thank you!
He is so cute!! Happy birthday to your son 🎂🎈
+carmen Fernandez thank you!! 💜💜
at this age, would you be concerned about the way he stutters at the beginning of some longer sentences? and signs of echolalia? and using the word 'like' excessively? my son is turning 3 in about 3 weeks and is very similar if not has a slightly larger vocabulary due to bilingual english and spanish.. recently i find myself getting a little carried away with my research.. hopefully just an age thing and they grow out of it!
I'm in love with your family. Congratulations for this channel. So helpful. Thanks.
So my son doesn't name kids or explain too much around me . He mainly just says "You okay ? Water , please and thank you , poop , I love you , named a teacher abbey ," Simple phrases...what do i do ?
My son as well. Watching these videos make me worry.
I cannot wait till my son starts to speak!!! 🤣😂
Hahaha! I remember saying that too ;)
@@nekoleamber Fully prepared for the silliness :) Got to experience it with my many nieces and nephews . . . I love listening to kids talk :) . . . He's got a few words down and one of them is "eww" 😂 I've always said children are smarter than adults give them credit for . . . . I enjoy your videos though . . . You've given me so much insight on different ways to teach my son new things in constructive ways! Keep up the good work! 😊❤
He's so adorable. He's your twin.
+Kalisse Y haha thank you!! 💜
Smart baby ❤️
Thank you so much for this!!!
❤️❤️❤️❤️😍😍😍😍he is so cute!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰😍🥰🥰
Very smart 🎉
precious
He’s so cute !!
Thank you!!
He's so funny. "Who had stinky breath this morning?"
"Ah mommy did!" 🤣
He talks very well for his age.
My oldest daughter is 3 years and 3 months old. She does not converse like that. She has known her alphabet and numbers since 2, but she is so defiant now. She also refuses to potty 🤦🏾♀️
Same with my son. Its kind of stressful to deal with the refusal to potty
Try “oh crap potty training” method
My son is going to turn 3 in November 29th and is speech isn't as good as your son, I mean my son he's doing good but maybe because of the fact that he is exposed to 3 different languages in every day life here. My wife is a bit worried, but I know that toddlers exposed to more than 1 languages are a bit late to speak.
You both are so cute !!!
I love your kid. I would like my 3 year old niece but all she does is cry, make a mess, and can barely talk (no I dont think she is autistic either)
Great job mom 👍
+Mz. C Divine RUclipsr 💜💜💜
Sweet
I’m worried about my sons speech it’s 2 months before his 3rd birthday. He has very few words that are really close to perfect form. He used nosies for words and doesn’t try to pronounce words. He very rarely puts words in a sentence. Should I be concerned? He try’s to say words when I ask him to but he usually does syllables that in the word I’m asking him to say. He doesn’t use S’s, C’s, Ch’s and other letters. He understands so many words that I don’t even know how he knows. He watches a lot of educational videos on his iPad as well as kids music. We do picture books and I ask him to point at the object and then say it but he can’t say most. He will try most but like I said it’s syllables that sound like word. Maybe I’m over thinking it but idk. What do you guys think? I’ve thought about speech therapy but I have a new job and don’t get better insurance for 2 more months. I’m embarrassed to say he was on state insurance while I’ve been searching for a good job that I have now. We are 24 but we are committed to our sons development and hate the stereotype that young people aren’t good parents. Our son is our world and I’ve worked so hard to get the job I have now that is actually going to take care of us. I welcome anyone’s feed back. Thank you guys. I know it’s not usual that men ask these questions but my wife gets a little protective when I keep bringing this subject up so I want other parents or specialists thoughts before I bring it up to her again.
I was looking forward to seeing someone answer... I see it's been 4 months, how is your son doing? I understand... im a single mom who constantly blames herself for not knowing "better" and allowing getting induced at 41 weeks instead of getting a c-section at 40 weeks. I constantly think that I could've avoided the delay, but maybe things will just click and fall into place. Hope all worked out
@@yady170 he’s doing better. His words are growing but same issues where he can’t say certain letters but I’ve been encouraged by his progress. He’s amazing for his age at copying letters. He says a couple sentences now. I’d still like to see more progress. But it’s understanding every kid is different and I had been comparing in to others. He’s extremely tall for his age. He’s in the 99th percentile. My wife is pregnant again and He’s so excited, he wants a sister. Try not to worry and do not blame yourself. Just make sure you try doing the things I talked about like doing the picture books, educational videos, puzzles, drawling, and even normal play time helps kids learn. Clearly you are doing a good job because you are here and care. As parents we all worry about our kids. Just trust the journey and do everything you can to teach because they are learning so much. And no baby talk. Say words clear and sound them out slowly. I’ve been able to teach my son doing this. You got it girl. Keep being proud and keep teaching.
Yes I would have him evaluated
How close to 3 yrs is he here? He says 2. My daughter is 3 yrs. 3 mos. That is the age I need.
My sons name is Kai and we also call him Kai Kai 🥰
How many months is he in this video?
Aaww😩🥰🥰
good
Hi! I have a question you have your MOT and you’ve taken the NBCOT, do you ever have to take it again ? (as renewal or anything ?)
Nope! You just have to pay to renew your license. If you let your license lapse, I believe you would have to take it again.
Kids OT Help ok Thankyou! Responding♥️
To be fair, chickens do eat eggs.
chickens DO eat eggs
Love ❤️
Why am I understanding ? And why am I here ? I don't have kids
You need to mention the fact that you already have a teacher for your son plus you work with him a lot as well. He is advanced, why would you not mention this. Just trying to show off
Calm your ass down
Nope this is a typically developing three year old
Don’t get mad just because your kid isn’t developing as this child is. it just is what it is but this is a typically developing 3 year old
She also looks like a stay at home mom. I have to work full time as a single mom as a public school teacher.
@@hannahscott6604 All kids are smart. Some develop fast and decline fast too. Don’t worry moms. About people showing off their advanced kids. All kids can catch up and their brains don’t age very fast like a lot of super advanced people. Lions live 20 years elephants 80. Lions are smarter for hunting, elephants are smart don’t need to hunt food grows for them. Some kids will be better at sports, etc. Don’t compare your children. Ever.
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You’re being irresponsible and a show boat by not saying up front that your child Is advanced, he has early access to a teacher as well as a mom who is very educated and I’m guessing stay at home mom. So you should be ashamed for causing so much worry and guilt to other parents
Oh my goodness. Stop honey. Any expert will tell you this is a typically developing 3 year old. Calm yourself
Are you still married?
Happily!