Ducks.

Currently, you are noticing ducks and saying "duck" and doing the sign, sort of. You were actually better at the sign before you learned to say "duck". At first, you did the duck bill shape facing your mouth (instead of away, like a duck) now, you do the shape by your ear. We have a little fall decoration crow sitting on the shelf above your changing table. You were pretty sure he was a duck, it's an easy mistake, his body is made of an orange gourd, and has an orange beak, now you're learning the sign for bird. You really love that little bird, you usually say goodbye when we leave the room you even want to give it kisses. You see ducks all over, you never miss them in books, on Sesame Street or even in grandpa's room where he has an Easter basket with a duck face on it. At the fair, we saw some real ducks and you talked to them. You recognize real ducks and rubber ducks and pictures of ducks. Mommy says "quack quack" you say "duck duck" for a long time now grandpa has been taking you on his wheel chair to see the decoy ducks in the creek. You enjoy going for rides. Aunt Rachel brought you a new rubber ducky. She loves rubber duckies too.