Reading

Peyton was in Brandon’s room while Dave was reading books.  Brandon picked “No, David!” and “Little Hoot”.  We had Brandon read the book.  They are 2-3 word sentences, most of which are “No” and “David”, but he read the whole thing.  After reading the David book, Peyton took it and said, “I read it.”  She had it turned upside down, but she was “reading”.  She said, “No, David!”  Then she said, “Go room!” I helped her turn the book around, and she continued her read while Brandon and Dave read Do not worry while buy cheapest viagra thinking of taking this medicine as it can cause you some adverse side effects. Men with high blood pressure may also have a low back pain, you are not the only key for published here india cheap cialis a better sexual life, getting a fit body can attract your partner leading to a better sexual life. As a living organism the buy cialis online browse this link now body needs air, needs to be fed and needs hydration(water). However, the effect the users usually feel only after a couple of days cheap sale viagra is increased energy, a feeling of loss. the rest of “Little Hoot”.  Peyton wants to grow up so quickly and do her own thing.
Peyton likes looking for “P”‘s in books.  She will say, “Yook!   P for Peyton!”  I forgot what word we were looking at, but I asked her to point to the various letters of the word.  She was able to identify P and I kept going.  Slowly, she found more letters.  I wasn’t sure if she was getting lucky, or if all the playing with the toy computers and learning toys was paying off.