He says; he doesn’t say

He says Mommy and Daddy and Seanny.

But Aidan won’t say Evan.

He says Nana and Papi and Bobby, the name of his giant bear.

But Aidan won’t say Evan.

He says bu’erfly and ‘nack and milk and juice and baby.

But Aidan won’t say Evan.

He says truck and car and Mama’s truck and Papi’s truck and Nana’s car and Daddy’s car.

But Aidan won’t say Evan.

He says pease and no and way for yes.

But Aidan won’t say Evan.

He says Mickey Mou’ and Phin’us and Ferb.

But Aidan won’t say Evan.

He says ghost and bisquit and all done and down and up and ball and moat and bug and EWWWWW!

But Aidan won’t say Evan.

He says bite and puppy and ‘ish and meow and mine and shoes and bed and ‘illow fight and see and what’s this.

But Aidan won’t say Evan.

He says ye’ow and pink and red and blue and tortilla and bread and cake for every sweet thing he sees.

But Aidan won’t say Evan.

He says hi and p’ay and remote and this and that and circ’e and app’e and and bird and di’per and poop and potty and nee-nees for candy.

But Aidan won’t say Evan.

He says bye and see you soon and see you ‘morrow.

But Aidan won’t say Evan.

No matter how hard Evan tries to teach him.