Interview With Nykole
For my paper, I interviewed my Aunt, Christine. She had a child 4/5 years ago, a little girl named Nykole. Nykole weighed 6.5 ounces when she was born, my aunt did not remember or have the exact length. When they brought Nykole home, at first she was not very aware of her environment. She would look around from time to time observing things. As the weeks progressed my aunt noticed that Nykole was becoming more and more curious with her new environment. She thinks Nykole’s brain was showing signs of development by her curiosity and how she looked at things. Nykole started off sleeping a lot, 6/7 hours at night. About 8-10 hours in the day. She said Nykole was a breeze to take care of and they never had a huge issue of waking up at all hours
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She would make giggly noises and babble on and on about different things. She developed her language fairly quickly compared to most children. Nykole’s first word was baa (ball). Nykole often went around giggling and making noises and pointed at my aunt as if she was trying to tell my aunt something. Nykole was very expressive especially with facial features, it was very easy to tell from her face what mood she was in. Nykole is much different from her brother. Her brother was very quiet and sweet and very laid back as an infant. Nykole is the exact opposite she is loud, talkative, and extremely sassy. It is really funny though to watch her get sassy in baby language. Nykole is mainly like my aunt but looks like her uncle. Nykole is very physical, she is very attached to my aunt and uncle. Whenever she has not been cuddled enough in one day she gets very grumpy and upset. It is very obvious when Nykole needs to be held. Nykole is also a lot like my aunt. She is very independent and tries to do everything by herself, like getting dressed. My aunt told me how Nykole is mainly like her uncle, however, since he works and my aunt stays home little Nykole imitates her mother. Nykole always looks up to whoever is there to take care of her and tries to be exactly like
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She would make giggly noises and babble on and on about different things. She developed her language fairly quickly compared to most children. Nykole’s first word was baa (ball). Nykole often went around giggling and making noises and pointed at my aunt as if she was trying to tell my aunt something. Nykole was very expressive especially with facial features, it was very easy to tell from her face what mood she was in. Nykole is much different from her brother. Her brother was very quiet and sweet and very laid back as an infant. Nykole is the exact opposite she is loud, talkative, and extremely sassy. It is really funny though to watch her get sassy in baby language. Nykole is mainly like my aunt but looks like her uncle. Nykole is very physical, she is very attached to my aunt and uncle. Whenever she has not been cuddled enough in one day she gets very grumpy and upset. It is very obvious when Nykole needs to be held. Nykole is also a lot like my aunt. She is very independent and tries to do everything by herself, like getting dressed. My aunt told me how Nykole is mainly like her uncle, however, since he works and my aunt stays home little Nykole imitates her mother. Nykole always looks up to whoever is there to take care of her and tries to be exactly like