Peyton has discovered her voice and loves to listen to herself squeal and make lots of different sounds. She will sit upright on the floor and squeal and talk to herself for a half an hour at a time. I'll often hear her singing or cooing in her bed in the morning and that's how I know it's time to get her out of her crib. She is very vocal and expressive and always moving her hands when she's trying to talk (takes after me I guess, I'm constantly talking with my hands, lol). Below is a video of her loud squeal. Prepare yourself, it's quite high pitched! (don't forget to pause the music at the bottom of the page.)
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