I know that beneath that baracade of non-communication lies a very intelligent boy.
Much like his father, who fought attention problems through school, who has very much proven himself brilliant; Gabe is smart.
Just now, as I was delivering laundry to the correct rooms & closets, I hear him in the livingroom, playing solo (as he does so well).
I'm not sure what he was counting -- if anything at all -- but he very fluently (at least according to his momma's ears) sang, "One-two-three-four-five-six-seven-eight-nine-ten" & then back down again, "Ten-nine-eight-seven-six-five-four-three-two-one."
I was just as impressed that he kept pitch as he perfectly went up the scale in his number song!
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Way to go Gabe! We love you!
The Julians
Way to go Gabe! We love you!
The Julians
That is my GRAND 2 year old - Bless his little heart!
XOXOX to young Mr. Perry ;-) Grammy
AAAhhh, Bubs. You are so cute!
xoxoxo Aunt Gi
Keeping pitch is definitely more important than getting the lyrics correct! Good job Gabe!
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