
Really these are games Tavish plays, mom's role is purely supportive (literally). Oddly enough both games are played largely in the bathroom.
First is called "Hands" but in Tavishese it sounds like "Huns". It involves Tavish saying "huns" with increasing intensity until he is either held up to a sink (by mom), or he climbs up on the toilet in the bathroom to reach the sink, and someone (mom) turns on the water so he can wash his hands. This is repeated about a million times a day.
The second game is called "On". In this game mom holds Tavish up to the light switch so that he can turn it on (hence the name of the game) and off repeatedly while mom says "on/off". This game can be played in every room of the house, but the bathroom is the preferred place because there is also a switch for the fan which can be turned on and off as well.
There is a third game called "Playing IN the Toilet", but this game is not endorsed by mom.
Pierwsza nosi nazwę "Hands", ale w Tavishese to brzmi jak "Hunów". Polega ona na Tavish powiedzenie "Hunów", coraz bardziej intensywnie, aż się odbywały do zlewu (z mama), lub wspina się na WC w łazience dotrzeć do zlewu, a ktoś (mama) zamienia na wodzie więc może umyć ręce. Ten powtarza się milion razy dziennie.
Druga gra nazywa się "On". W tym mama gra posiada Tavish do włącznik światła, aby mógł go włączyć (stąd nazwa gry) i od razy, podczas gdy mama mówi "on / off". Tę grę można grać w każdym pokoju domu, ale łazienka jest preferowanym miejscem, ponieważ istnieje również przełącznik wentylatora, które mogą być włączane i wyłączane oraz.
Jest jeszcze trzecia gra o nazwie "gra w" toaleta, ale ta gra nie jest zatwierdzony przez mamę.
Not a Comment just a Note: Joe and I were chatting last weekend after reviewing the blog - you should put a date at the beginning or end of the blog so that we can better understand the "when" factor. We love the blog!
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