Well, who knows what that means: Neve always says it when she’s playing with unlocking the coloured doors with the coloured keys of the old fit-the-blocks toy of Lola’s.
She says more and more stuff which is perfectly intelligible (or thereabouts), including:
- ciao, ciao Zia (or Zio)
- ciao Nonna
- Garku (Marco)
- Giia, giia dadi (Giro, giro tondo)
- Up hee-ya
- Jump!
- juice
- toast
- chis (cheese)
When Luna growls at Neve, Neve growls back. And she’ll tell her, “No!” and point her to her bed. She has no fear.
She loves all her relatives and greets everyone with a big smile and will often run up for a hug. She very happily goes off with anyone (well, we haven’t tried with strangers) and will often wander off to seek Morena or Giada. In fact, she will often just wander off — usually to be found at the bottom of the ramp, or playing in the basment.