Sunday, May 4, 2008

Baby Conversation

This video worked out pretty good. You can see Ruby stealing a toy from Cora. Cora actually tried to keep it for a while. Before I started recording Ruby had tried to remove Cora's hand one finger at a time. It was funny.

You also can hear a "conversation" between the girls. I don't know if you can tell which baby is talking at any given point. I can recognize their voices, but it all seems to sound about the same to other people.

10 comments:

Genny said...

HOW CUTE!!!! I love the string of drool coming out of Cora's (right?) mouth!

Meg said...

Yes, Cora drools A LOT these days.

KellyAnn said...

They are just adorable. Oh, you are going to be so tired!!

Amanda said...

How cute! That is fun!!

Amanda said...

I forgot, I was going to ask - When were your girls born? I know they're close in age to David - but I couldn't remember their birthday! (When I watched the little video David joined in the cooing conversation as a third party from his spot on my lap.)

Amanda said...

Sorry my picture is on here so much! So your girls were born October 19th? Fun! David was born October 24th. So they're only 5 days apart!

Lil said...

Meg, they are so ADORABLE!!! I haven't actually heard the vidoe yet, but I watched it (I will listen to it as soon as I can). I love how well Ruby can steal the toy. They are so cute!!!!

joanna said...

the video is so cute... I'll bet it's fun to watch them interact with each other now that they are older. Have they started teething yet? Seems like mine got their first tooth around 6 months or so.

Clair said...

What a cute pair. I'll bet you get worn out.

Jenn said...

I think Cora was, very politely (since they were being taped), telling Ruby exactly what she thought of her. Does she always give up? Poor thing...

Did I tell you how much I hope to have a baby that doesn't spit up, poop out of diapers, or drool? I was spit up and drooled on the other day and I almost puked. Hopefully that was just result of being pregnant (and it's being someone else's child).