No, Lela do that. and It's B.

For the past few weeks, Lydia has really changed in what she is saying. She now says full sentences a lot and always wants to have "Lela do 'dat." There's still plenty of gibberish that she completely thinks we can understand. It's sort of like playing charades. Some of her favorites now are "I see you." -- "No, Mommy do that" --

Yesterday at the park, she was playing and all of a sudden looked at me and said, "B, Momma." I looked over and there was her little friend from school, Benjamin, whom she hasn't seen in two months! It was immediate recognition on her part, and she was very happy. Her other friend (who had also been in their class) seemed to have no idea who it was. Guess this means Miss Lela is either brilliant, has a great memory, very social, or maybe all three :).