Getting Fed Up With Choo-Choo

Choo-choo is the first and last word that my son say every single day. He will talk in a very long sentence with clear words and babbles that will always end up with a 'choo-choo' word. I don't know how he always goes back to 'choo-choo' even if its not what we're talking about. Yesterday a mom from Gymboree was so sweet and gave him a surprise gift, and yes you guessed it right, a Thomas the Train toy and oh boy did he forget everything else. I let him play with it in the car on our way home but then by force of habit, I put it in my purse when we got home and never took it out.

Today at Gymboree, he was in a class enjoying himself and all of a sudden detoured to my purse that was sitting at the corner of the gym. And lo and behold, the good old "choo-choo" popped out before him. And then he didn't want to join the session anymore. He just played by himself driving the train around the play area with the other kids just looking at him with envy. So as not to disrupt the class, I tried to take it away from him and he threw a tantrum of course. I took him out of the gym and talked seriously about not taking a toy to Gymboree (as if he understood) but he just cried louder. Oh boy, I'm so fed up with this Thomas the Train toy, I will already freak out if I hear another word of choo-choo ;-) nah!