Sparkly Crayon on the Wall

Son One and Son Two are twins in gestation
They live within their mother's belly
They share a wall within their mother's womb

Son Two likes to hold his feet and push against the wall
Son One doesn't like feet and tries to talk towards the wall
Because they are surrounded by amniotic fluid,
The two sons cannot speak vocally to each other.

Son One had a pack of sparkly crayons
He wrote a message for his brother to read on the wall
Son Two was excited to see the message on the wall

Son Two pushed and pushed against the wall,
Pushing was his only way to communicate,
Since he had no sparkly crayons on his side of the wall
Son Two could did not know what the message meant
Because babies in gestation cannot read.

Teach Me To Talk

My baby is two weeks old, last night while my wife was asleep and my son was awake, I held him up to the light so he could see my face, and I thought why not try to teach him how to say, “Good morning, my name is Josiah.”

I was told that newborns don’t usually say their first word until about 8 weeks, and that it’s usually simple like mama, daddy, bottle, milk. food or toy then to work from there. But I’ve been told by other people to not baby talk to my infant…

Treat your child like an responsible, intellectual person, and he will mature and grow into one. It makes sense that babying a child until adulthood will never bring him into the state of life that every human being deserves to be brought into...

I love my son, and I desire for him to be without caps or limitations. I was told that I although I may have goals and learning outcomes, I need to remember his age. What is age more than a number?

I want to teach my son to memorize speeches, to recite passages, to give monologues and recite memorable quotes, and to have an always growing vocabulary.