It was a bit rainy on Sunday, so Gordy and I stayed home while Todd went off to his weekly vball at the bay. We read some books, cuddled, ate, etc. Then I started making some animal noises at him to see if I could get him to laugh. I woofed like a dog and quacked like a duck... all was going super well until I meowed like a cat. He stopped all bodily movement for a second, looked me in the eyes, stuck out his bottom lip and made a sour lemon face, before letting out an unhappy wail. I immediately stopped making the noise and consoled him back to his typical happy-baby self. But then, I couldn't help but wonder if he was just upset, or if it was the noise that made him lose his mind. So, I did it again. Rest assured, it's the noise. When Todd came home later that afternoon, I told him all about Gordy's strange behavior. And, of course, he wanted to see for himself. This time, we got it on video:
I'm pretty sure that we are super mean parents for making the cat noise more than once. However, the good news is that Todd can't make the noise the same way I can and therefore, can't torture Gordy with it!
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