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Three little words

First, Spencer has been trying to talk for several weeks. He even has a few words that we understand: ba ba, ball, and even something close to thank you. Tonight, while getting him ready for bed, Justin kissed Spence and told him that he loved him. Spence paused a second and then did his very best to say "I love you". Our hearts melted.

Second, Jack and Spence were standing in front of the tv this evening. Jack went behind Spence, hugged him, and said "I love you so much". Almost brought me to tears.

Amazing what three little words can do.

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