Before babies learn to talk, they learn to convey their needs telepathically. Just kidding, although as a parent, it may seem like that sometimes. Most babies develop a way to communicate with their parents to get what they want or need. With one-year-old Cody, body language is the ticket, especially regarding song requests.
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Words usually start between 12 and 18 months; before that, children may use body language to convey their needs. Cody has song requests for his mom almost daily, and the guessing has become a favorite game for the two. Mom will ask, “What song do you want?” and guess songs until she gets the sign.
Going by the TikTok name Breeze, Cody’s mom is a busy lady. She has FIVE BOYS under ten years old! She manages the household and also interacts with each of her boys one-on-one. Cody is so effective at nonverbal communication that he may never talk! Breeze had to record a part two of song requests as he added a few tentative la-las and baby noises.
The most unmistakable part of Cody’s body language is the smile when Breeze makes a correct guess. As each song starts, Cody’s face lights up. He bounces and swings his arms, but the smile is the BEST!
Parenting five boys is not a breeze, but Breeze makes it seem effortless. Breeze could add the talent of juggling to her bio because she is an expert-level juggler. The videos on TikTok mix family, personal experiences, a smattering of politics, and down-to-earth life advice. Breeze is a therapist, and it shows as she works to balance her life. You can follow her and her five boys on TikTok.
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