Akshara  and I spend some time everyday, no particular time of the day, "doing homework", as Akshara calls it! "Homework" includes learning while writing (hope it is understood that I do the writing) A - Z,  number rhymes, days of the week and a few assorted stuff like colouring etc.

Last week as we were in the middle of A - Z session, Axy got stuck at "T" for......

She pondered over it and said "you did not tell me!" I was like, Wha....??

From that day on, she has continued to use it, every time she has to say "I do not know" she says "you did not tell me"!

I cannot stop smiling!

Akshara  and I spend some time everyday, no particular time of the day, "doing homework", as Akshara calls it! "Homework" includes learning while writing (hope it is understood that I do the writing) A - Z,  number rhymes, days of the week and a few assorted stuff like colouring etc.

Last week as we were in the middle of A - Z session, Axy got stuck at "T" for......

She pondered over it and said "you did not tell me!" I was like, Wha....??

From that day on, she has continued to use it, every time she has to say "I do no know" she says "you did not tell me"!

I cannot stop smiling!

Aksha's favourite word these days "it's not coming amma!" It is amazing how she uses this for a very, I mean , very wide range of situations! She usually (well actually mostly) uses it  in exasperation. Like, shoe not coming off, tap not opening, drinking water out of an empty bottle???, unable to draw/doodle Sherry, the neighbour's cat properly, when trying to drink the last few milliliters of Frooti from the little tetra pack with a straw, when trying to pull "Mooshi" her 3 ft Koala soft toy down the stairs, when miserably failing to make Barbie wear knee length boots etc, etc.

The only time she uses it non exasperatingly (if there is such a word at all) is when I ask her to sleep. She says "sleep not coming amma!"