When my son was about 2, we were at the grocery store. We were at the deli counter, and there was a young guy working there who just looked beaten down and exhausted. I was asking him about the potato wedges, and he asked me if I wanted to try one of them, so I said “sure!” He gave me one, and then he gave one to my son. I said, “Say thank you to the nice man”, and my son looked at him and, in the most sincere voice possible, said “Thank you, nice man.” The guy laughed, and I felt good that my son was able to brighten his day just a little bit.
Is it the same with them signing it? My son doesn’t talk, but he says thank you in sign language
When my son was about 2, we were at the grocery store. We were at the deli counter, and there was a young guy working there who just looked beaten down and exhausted. I was asking him about the potato wedges, and he asked me if I wanted to try one of them, so I said “sure!” He gave me one, and then he gave one to my son. I said, “Say thank you to the nice man”, and my son looked at him and, in the most sincere voice possible, said “Thank you, nice man.” The guy laughed, and I felt good that my son was able to brighten his day just a little bit.
When my youngest was learning letter sounds and how to spell by sounding things out he came to me one morning and proudly declared
Fank you starts wiff a F
You’re right Lil buddy. It sure does.