Does your LO have any regular phrases that you can't decipher?
LO says Cookie-Aggie every night before bathtime...I have no clue what she is trying to say!
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When he was around 22 months, my DS used to say what sounded like "have a good day", but the context didn't make sense. I eventually figured out he was trying to say "elevator".
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She does some crazy babble that I can't quite figure out. She's very intense about it so its probably important. Oh wellz!
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He had a special way of saying the word orange and green. It made no sense and sounded nothing like it.
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A-beeya-beeya. I have no idea what it means but she says it a lot. I can't, for the life of me, figure out what it means.
@lamariniere: that's hilarious!
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Boh-bawh: every time I ask her if she wants to Skype my mom
Ehh-dah: when she points at something
? : every time she starts to hop around and dance? -
Cookie-Aggie? OBVIOUSLY, she's trying to tell you that she wants a cookie...again.
Sometimes DD will say something random (cookie-aggie) and be so frustrated that we have no idea what she's saying. She'll sigh and walk away and I'm pretty sure she's mumbling under her breath and how her parents are such bozos.
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Bicka-bicka-bicka-bickA?
He says it' all the time! We have no idea what it means, lol.
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@Rubies: haha, but she doesn't eat cookies that often!!! So frustrating!
Cookie Aggie usually leads to tears!
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"ahp-py" said as a statement..question..exclamation.
no idea. I thought maybe open..but she says it for a lot of totally different things!
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@sorrycharlie: Our kids say "up-pie" for when they want us to pick them up... that's probably not what your LO is saying, but thought I"d mention it!
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@sorrycharlie: my LO says uppy...which means she wants to be held. But she also says uppy when she wants to be put down...haha!
She has some really clear sentences and phrases mixed in with toddler babble!
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