what sort of things do babies do, that show they are advanced for their age?

[sourgrape]

PMSL.

quote of the week.

Cory,
PMSL

sorry, not quite with it

Desi -

Desi, is that an IzzyWizzy wand your DS is wielding on your profile?

Good evening.

I am 6 months old.

I apologise in advance for my poor English, I only started learning it last week, as Japanese and Sanskrit are sooo time
consuming.

I have just completed writing my first book. It's called 'Contented my arse' and is a modern fable, in the style of Proust.

How may I be of assistance?

PMSL.

pmsl at contented my arse!

I don't.

I was continent upon birth, which is more than can be said of Mater.

oooh, you are a nest of vipers.

Sourgrape, I don't really know what makes a baby "advanced", but yours sounds like fun.
Someone else on MN once mentioned a very early talker, must be hugely entertaining i'd imagine.

It is, WW So nice of you to notice!

But now I must go to bed, because everyone's being so pleasant this evening. I swear to God it brings me out in hives!

He is beautiful

(I love curls and wide smiles!)

Damn, but I love you, woman

I'm off to my bed now. I'm sure I've got something to do in the morning!

ROFL Iamababy

Do you do private tutoring for me my dcs or is that counted as child labour?

ROFL at thread

(actually, he did have about 6/7 words at 7-8 months, has lost them ALL now though so I feel like I'm imagining it).

Very funny posts here.

Sourgrape yr DD does sound like a very early talker. That's often a sign of intelligence I believe.

according to dd, ds was the one who wrote the letters of the alphabet all over the dining room carpet with a marker pen. Quite advanced for a 4 month old baby, I thought.

sorry for double-posting, I couldn't read my post and tried to add it again- computer is not advanced for its age- well, it's going senile, which at least ds is not.