I think her vocab stretches to maybe 20 words now. Words come in ebbs and flows. She's stopped saying de-do, but is more interested in kol-do (open) and kya-huwa (what happened) and clearly understands the context (such as me doing the dishes and making noises). We think she keeps saying O God! but it might be Ogooooh!
N's an addict of In The Night Garden I recommend this show to all who have missed it. However, I have no idea what it's about. All I know is that its meant to be a "calm baby down before bed" TV show. For N, it works anytime of the day.



Gotta love Makka Pakka. And yes, that is a potty chair. No she does not know what it is for.
I don't know what N makes of all the English vocab she hears because none of it is repeated. She's very talkative, but little makes sense, but what does, is all hindi. This may prove problematic later on; her father may be unable to communicate with her.
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