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A Day in the Life of Soren


6:34 - breakfast
Related Words: cereal, juice, milk, spoon, bowl, eggs, pancake, toast, Spam, banana, apple, please, more, thank you, sit down, chair


7:12 - free play
Related Words: crayon, paper, car, tree, [alphabet]


7:49 - story time
Related Words: book, church, elephant, Pop, socks, baby, dog, kiss, please


8:10 - dressed
Related Words: pants, socks, shirt, stop it, diaper, butt, toes, feet, hand, head

8:37 - room play
Related Words: toys, phone, car, square, circle, oval, star, triangle, sky, moon, house, boat

9:19 - Soren & Mom playtime
Related Words: Mommy, stop, go, blanket

10:07 - getting ready to go
Related Words: shoes, coat, hat, let's go, door, knock, outside

10:19 - car ride
Related Words: car, keys, O's, go, alphabet, please

10:52 - outing
Related Words: walk, stroller, cookie

12:22 - lunch
Related Words: cracker, cheese, bread, water, please, thank you

1:31 - nap

3:26 - still napping

4:07 - awake
Related Words: stairs

4:47 - cartoons
Related Words: please, chair, square, B, T, Z, C, go

5:10 - dinner
Related Words: Daddy, fork, knife, sticks, plate, please, thank you, touch, chair, sit down, bite, more

5:58 - making popcorn
Related Words: popcorn, up, please

6:03 - family movie night
Related Words: Rattatoille, ABC's, chair, popcorn, more

7:34 - bath
Related Words: yak, turtle, duck, lion, stop it, wet, dry, pajamas, zip, snap, towel

7:47 - brushing teeth
Related Words: paste, teeth, brush, open, close, please

7:49 - scriptures and prayer
Related Words: God, prayer, Amen

7:52 - book and bed
Related Words: Daddy, book, dinosaur, blanket, sleep, [numbers]

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