Sometimes it's difficult to accurately describe the funny or cute things I encounter with kids. Sometimes you just have to have seen their facial expressions, heard their giggles (like Samantha's), etc.
For example, the other day, E, who often mumbles and has trouble enunciating due to his little boy accent/voice, said something to D about her watermelon. I looked at D, who looked at me at the same time, a puzzled expression on her face.
I quietly asked, "What did he say?"
She shrugged, frowning slightly, and I couldn't help but laugh at our shared puzzlement.
I think E noticed (you have to be so careful how you react to things in front of kids!), so I asked him what he had said, he repeated himself, and I made it clear that I understood and agreed with him. Luckily the confusion D and I shared didn't phase him. If it had, we might have had to deal with a very upset little boy (he's known for reacting unpredictably to certain things).
Anyway, D's facial expression was priceless.
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