Either/Or (pt. 2)

As stated in the previous post, Nathan is learning about choices. He is also implementing the "either/or" in his conversations with us. Lately, he's been using "or" to let us know what he wants (or doesn't). For example (trust me this is one of many), I informed him one afternoon that it was time to get ready for his nap: "Nathan, you need to pick up your toys and get ready for nap time." He replied, "Or not!"