Jonah's version of hide and seek

By Hallie Clark -
Here's how Jonah plays hide and seek:

1-Jonah points to the spot where Mommy is suppose to hide
2-Jonah goes to a corner and counts sometimes to 4, sometimes, to 7, sometimes to 10
3-Jonah runs over to the designated "hiding" spot while giggling his head off
4-Mommy leaps out and tickles Jonah as he runs away

FUN!

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grandma Janet said…
Such fun. We do it a little different at Grandma's. He likes to do the hiding (always in the same closet)and I count. He still does a lot of giggling! Love that little guy.
Grandma
May 4, 2009 at 4:41 PM
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