Even when he's wrong he's right

Quinn is learning so much... he's taking things in so fast it's scary. He repeats everything. In typical baby fashion he mixes up his words a lot. But even his mix ups make sense. Quinn was watching Sesame street and big bird started counting, Quinn begins to count with him "one, two, three, not two..." Tony and I glance at each other, he's right, four is not two. Two has been Quinn's favorite number so I assume at daycare when he points to the number four and says two, his teachers say "that's not two" things like that crack me up.

Tony and Quinn like to race... Tony will lean forward slightly and say "ready, one two three GO!" Then they will run... Quinn will want to repeat his daddy so the next race he leans forward so far that his head nearly touches the ground and he can see behind him through his legs then he says "reeeady, twooo, DO (go)" Technically "ready to go" is an understandable and correct question. Just like a boy he has to always be right! oh yeah and he's learned to cheat... he starts to count for the race and he'll say "reeeeady one" then smiles and says DO and runs. Isn't that just like a boy too?