They love to push buttons. As you can see, Cora also knows where the phone goes when you're using it. Although she hasn't quite figured out the direction. The funniest part to me is that Cora will wander around with the non-working phone on her shoulder saying, "Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi." That's all she ever says on the phone. But when I put the real phone to her ear and someone is on the other end she won't say a word.
They also seem to think phones taste good. This is one of the major reasons they don't get to use mine. (The other major reasons being that they like to push buttons and may randomly call someone, and I don't want mine broken.)
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ya you definitely do not want them randomly pushing buttons on the real phone... that's how lindzi called the police a few months back!!!
Oh, that's funny. David loves the phone, too. We have one in our bedroom, and he'll climb on Daddy's nightstand to get to it, push buttons, and say hi. It's amazing how much they imitate at this age. I can just sit back, when my older kids are home, and watch David observe them. You can just see his little wheels turning. Then after a moment, he will start imitating what he just watched them do. I remind my older kids once in a while that David is observing and mimicking their every move. Yikes!
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