Evan has developed a love for trains – unfortunately. Don’t get me wrong, I really don’t mind his new interest, it just becomes a never ending cycle of buying this piece and that piece. I was just hoping we would skip that phase and not have to clutter the house even more than it already is. But nope – thanks to some family and friends – the obsession has begun.
From early on, Evan has named objects by the sounds they make. Example a “clock” was never a “clock” but a “tick tock tick tock”, a “bear” was a “roar” and a “train” was always a “chugga chugga chugga”, until last week. The “chugga chugga chugga” has developed into:
“chugga, chugga, coo, coo”
So now, when Evan plays with his new train tracks, I will hear over and over again: “chugga, chugga, coo, coo, chugga, chugga, coo, coo.”
“Hey mom, come see my coo coo trains!”, I will hear several hundred times a day. Yes Evan I see your “coo coo” trains and I might just end up on one of those crazy trains!
*Cracking Up* – you’re welcome! I am going to start slipping trains and track into your diaper bag when you aren’t looking. Since I am already on the coo-coo train I think you should just stop fighting it and hop aboard…
My 19 month old is also choo choo obsessed. Basically anything that moves is of interest. He can either be moving it or riding it but basically my toddler boy never stops!