A Typical Conversation

"Simon, let's get ready to go. Do you want to go with me?"
"No. No go."
"Come on. Let's find your socks and shoes so we can go."
"No. No shoe."
"Come on. We're going to go to the store. We're going to get some bananas."
"Nanas!"
"Yes! Bananas. Do you want a banana?"
"Nana!"
"Okay, if you want a banana, you have to put your socks and shoes on so we can go to the store."
"No. No shoe. No shoe. No no no no no."
"I found your shoes. Can we put them on now so we can go to the store and get bananas?"
"No shoe. No shoe."
"Do you want me to sing you a song and we can put on your shoes and socks?"
"Song!"
"What song do you want me to sing?"
"No song."
"Do you want a song about Jesus?"
"No Jesus."
"What song do you want me to sing?"
"Baby!"
"A baby song? Okay. Once there was a baby . . . ."
"No! No no no no. No baby! Meeth!" (Joseph Smith)
"Okay. An angel came to Joseph Smith . . . ."
"No! No Meeth! Jeesa."
(Putting shoes and socks on the boy) "Okay, Jesus once was a little child, a little child like me . . . Thanks so much for letting me put your socks and shoes on. Can we put your coat on now?"
"No. No coa'. No coa' no coa'."
"Jesus once was a little child . . . "
"No no no no no! No Jeesa! No coa'!"

I think he's in the "no" stage.