So I know many use when they're being asked from one year to two years the when the charge is turning turned one and then it's in the month of appointment to so many of them use months instead of the year because there's a lot of growth development during that year I personally use or say when you're when I'm being us I just say like one month and I mean one year in four months which would be 16 months but many don't really capture when I see oh 16 minutes but I go out what is that so just say like when you're in four months but I'm curious what are you say

Yeah, how you said it is fine. I do kind of find it annoying when they try to make it more of like the whole 16 months, 20 months. Just keep it simple.

So I Tobar both so now with my son he will be 12 months old in April and with my daughter now that she's two years old I just say that she's two years old because I don't wanna

I don't have kids, but I appreciate when you tell me a year and a few months instead of 14 months, like no, just saying a year and two months, you know?

Yeah, I like the way you say it. Like after the year, you say a year, one, two months, three months, whatever it is. Because I think a lot of people get lost. Like, oh, 16 months and then they have to do the math in their head. and wait for a second.

I still use months even though she's a little bit over a year old, but I think after a year and a half I'll just start saying like oh yeah, she's one she's one. I haven't really yet gotten used to that.

I'm gonna continue saying months until he hits 12 months and after that he's a year old not gonna be like my son is 18 months now he's a year

I personally find it so annoying when people just use months. like don't tell me 22 months like just tell me tell me how many year and then how many months thank you

I say the months and the days and the hours and the seconds.