Vivian is learning language slowly. It might be a product of being in a Spanish speaking environment during the week, or just who she is, but she picks up a few words at a time, or some phrases, intermittently.
Recently Sam was playing with her, "Vivian, where is your nose? Here's your nose!"
"Where are your eyes? Ojos- oh-hooosss..." pointing at his eyes.
"Where is your bum? Bum-bum? Ha-ha-ha! There's your bum!"
"Where is your belly? That's right! Belly!"
"Where's your bum-bum? HAHAHAH!"
I walked in. Vivian's hands were on her head. She looked at me. "Bum-bum!" She patted her head. "Bum-bum!"
Sam was sitting on the couch laughing hysterically.
"No Vivi, that's your head!" I told her.
She laughed, "bum-bum!" and put her hands on her head. She touched Sam's head, "bum-bum!" Sam almost fell off the couch laughing.
I patted her butt, "bum-bum! Here's your bum-bum!"
Vivian laughed and put her hands on her head, "bum-bum!"
"Head! Cabesa! Not bum-bum!"
I spent about ten minutes trying to undo it, until I finally got her to say 'bum-bum,' when she touched both her head and bum.
When Chris came home and was sitting on the couch, Vivian put her hands on her head. "Bum-bum!" she exclaimed.
"No Vivi, head," he told her, "cabesa."
She reached over and patted his head, "bum-bum," she said affectionately."
Chris looked at me questioningly, "ask Sam," I told him.
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