When Aduka talks, he will go on and on for more or less 5-10minutes, pause, curiously stares at his hands, put them in his mouth, takes them out, curiously stares at them again and continue talking. This will last until he gets tired and fall asleep or until he gets bored and start his tearless cry. It can last for hours. No, seriously, he can go on and on for hours. Most of the time, Mommy or Daddy will talk to him, about him mostly. On how we find him so adorable (which is typically what parents would say of their babies), on how we find his hands sweaty from all that clenching (he smiles like he understood us), or what he is basically talking about, which I reckon, sometimes, he was probably singing a tune or so. Other times, we will talk about how warm the weather is, why he is kicking so much or what he would like for lunch. Which in his case, just milk and Farley's Rusks. And the more we talk to him, the better he responds, which is ideally to me, good bonding. We have to encourage that. Good bonding means a happier baby.
Yesterday, Daddy managed to capture Aduka's baby talk while he hiccups. He goes on and on, louder and louder but stops when he realises he is caught on camera. He sees, he knows!
"SMILE, you're on Zero's camera."
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