Question:
Tyler watched Dora this afternoon while I was doing dishes and has been saying something like "Salta" all afternoon. Our conversations go like this:
T: Mommy, say Salta! <bouncing up and down>
M: Salta
T:Very good Mommy! Salta now! <bouncing up and down>
M: Salta
T: Very good Mommy!
(repeat a zillion times)
We went through this routine countless times before I decided to look up just what he was saying. Turns out he was telling me to jump in Spanish and he knew exactly what he was saying I think the only reason he was bouncing instead of jumping was because he doesn't have the dexterity to jump yet!


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lol, how cute. He knows more Spanish than I do.


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and that is why my friend I watch cartoons too........ hehe kids are such sponges....... you gotta keep up to what they learn......
so how about an early bilingual start....... impresive...... go Tyler!!


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Ah, but Mommy he wanted you to jump, too. I love Dora. I was visiting my great-nephews a few years ago and they were watching it (I think they were around 2 years old?). Anyway, I was hooked for about a year after that; even with no children in the house I still watched it on Saturday mornings. She is great.