as often as they say no?
...that would be a strong NO for us. 
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NO! Drove me crazy!
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She only says yes!
Not counting my chickens yet though. -
I would say it's starting to even out, she says "yeah" a lot not so much "yes."
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He only says "no!"
And if I do ask him and the answer is supposed to be yes, I always get a different response like "please!" Or "thank you!"
"Do you want more milk?" Either "no!" Or "please!" -
Yes!
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He says yes more than he says no...even when he means no!
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I'd say it's pretty even. Sometimes he says no, followed by a very quick yes
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Now that I think of it, I've never heard her say "yes"!
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He does, but it doesn't mean he will actually comply.
Me: G, are you going to listen and follow directions?
G: Yes!a few minutes later...he's not following directions!!!
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She says yeah all the time!!!
Do you want to go outside? YEAH!!!!
Do you want a snack? YEAH!!!!
Do you want to dance? YEAH!!!But she says no equally as much. Especially if I'm trying to do something for her that she wants to do herself. Her new favorite is "I do, I do, I do, I do!!!!!!!!"
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@Sammyfab: ha! My niece did that, except with no. So confusing!
"Do you want to go outside?" noooooooo...
"Do you want to put your shoes on?" No!
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@Espion: ha! Now that I think about it, he probably just says yes to get me off his back.
Me: one more minute then we turn off your show..
Him: ya! *nods enthusiastically*
Me: ok...time to turn off your show.
Him: noooooo!!!! -
haaaa! she loves to say no.
she says yes sometimes, but usually she says, "happy!" in place of yes. lol.
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Lo actually never says no! Unless he's imitating me saying no to something he shouldn't touch (like "no no" while pointing at the light socket).
He says "all done" when he doesn't want something/doesn't want to do something. And he says "All done" alllllll day long, lol. SO same idea
He also doesn't say yes though, he says "yeah!". Cutest word ever!
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Nope! She says Ya to only a few things like "want to go outside?" And "do you want Cheerios?" But it's a really enthusiastic Ya!
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She doesn't say either, but she loooves to shake her head 'no' to any question. It's adorable though... haha
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She use to always say Yes, it was pretty much her first word. now everything is no and sometimes she would catch herself and say yes. If I ask A do you want a cookie, she will say No and then go yes LOL
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If he wants something he'll repeat what you asked him. "Want to go outside" "outside", "Are you hungry" "hungry". If he doesn't want something he gives a very resounding "No"
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LO says NO to everything and shakes her head while saying No- even when she actually wants to do something!! drives me crazy. "M, do you want to go outside?" "Noooo" (while shaking head). Then proceeds to walk to door and get coat. She knows how to say Yes and nod, but the girl just loves telling me no, ha
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Ha ha ha! Erm, no! For some reason, the word "no" HAS to be said in groups of three or five. "ni, ni, ni, ni, ni!!!" Yeah.
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@travelgirl1: Please tell A to not teach that one to L!
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@oliviaoblivia: I've stopped reading them "Where's Spot?" for that reason. It encourages "no" faaar too much for my liking
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She says yes way more than no!
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My son is pretty equal with yes and no.
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For the longest time, DS would say yeah to everything and sometimes shake his head no. Within the past two weeks, the no has come out and that is now the favorite. It's no to everything! He's 18 mo
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He says no wayyyyyyyyyyyy more.
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@travelgirl1: Oh my goodness, that HAS to be where L gets it from! We read that book multiple times each day (her absolute favorite), and I always do a dramatic 'Nooooo!' and shake my head with each flap! She cracks up so I love it and keep doing it, but I didn't realize she was picking it up from me.
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she's a "yes" girl.
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He has yet to say the word yes yet. He says no allll the time. I'm blaming that stupid "no no yes yes" book. He loves me to read it to him but he only says the "no no" part. lol
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@mrsjyw: same here. I get her to say "yay!" about things. But no is so much more fun!
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Definitely more no's!
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@swurlygurl: I know, I would always do the dramatic "noooo" too until they started repeating it while I read and realised that actually, that's not a word I want them saying too much
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