Zo Ee likes to sing ABC song with me .
Mummy: “A, B, C, D, E, F”
Zo Ee : “G”
Mummy: “H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O”
Zo Ee : “P”
Mummy: “Q, R, S, T, U"
Zo Ee : “wee” (V)
Mummy: “W, X, Y, and”
Zo Ee : “aa” (Z)
Mummy: “Now I know my A B”
Zo Ee : “hee” (C)
Mummy: “Next time, won’t you sing with “
Zo Ee : “me”
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I used to recite this; one, two buckle my shoe rhyme to Zo Ee when she was younger. But some how, I just stopped doing it for months before reciting it again to her recently. After a few days, she is able to recite the last words of each line after me.
Mummy: "One, two buckle my"
Zo Ee: "shooo" (shoe), hold her foot, indicating where she wears her shoes.
Mummy: "Three, four shut the"
Zo Ee: "or" (door), pointing at the door
Mummy: "Five, six pick up"
Zo Ee: "ik" (sticks)
Mummy: "Seven, eight lay them"
Zo Ee: "aet" or sometimes random sound (straight), hasn't been able to say this yet.
Mummy: "Nine, ten a big fat"
Zo Ee: "hen"sometimes she's confused with the word hand, showing me her hand, as she learned this through listening and not seeing the words.
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