DS (23 months) was incredibly frustrated with DH last night and said: Daddy, bad! No good! Go away! I felt bad but couldn't help but laugh.
He calls the spoon a "poon" and ducks go "crap crap". LOL!
DS (23 months) was incredibly frustrated with DH last night and said: Daddy, bad! No good! Go away! I felt bad but couldn't help but laugh.
He calls the spoon a "poon" and ducks go "crap crap". LOL!
coconut / 8681 posts
@keiki_mama: Omg crap crap! Hahaha!
The other night we were playing with our 16.5 month old on the floor. I asked him where daddy's belly button was. He lifted up DH's shirt, looked confused at his chest hair and pointed his finger at it and said "Uh oh!! Uhhhhhh oh!"
It was hilarious.
pomegranate / 3890 posts
ds loves to say "where is it " all the time. I went to pick him out of his crib, and he threw his pacifier out of the crib (right in plain view for BOTH of us to see it) and shrugs his shoulders at me and says "where is it?" ..........little stink.
kiwi / 575 posts
For about a month, DS and I had a dispute over the correct vocabulary for sheep.
"What does a cow say?"
"Moo"
"What does a horse say?"
"Neigh"
"What does a sheep say?"
"Moo"
"No, a sheep says Baa"
"No no"
"Well, what does a sheep say?"
"Moo"
And so on, and so forth. Mainly hilarious for the look on his face when I try to explain how sheep say "Baa". Basically, *I'm* the idiot for refusing to believe they say "Moo".
pear / 1849 posts
@apis: I am having the same dispute with my DS right now too! Only he insists the cow says "Baa." Every time I try telling him "No honey, the cow says Moo" he immediately responds with "No, Baa!" It's pretty funny.
pear / 1812 posts
@keiki_mama: haha too cute! LO (9 mos) says a duck goes "kkkkkkkk". And the duck itself is "cock".
@Running Elley: love it.
@stargal: hahahahahaha
bananas / 9118 posts
Milk is "nook" We may make comments about "doin' it for the nookie"
Airplanes used to be pear-panes, but now they are "pembo"
School busses are "truck-truck"
nectarine / 2504 posts
These are great! Keep them coming!
LO spilled milk the other day and said,"Oh crap!" followed by whispering,"Shit...". Mommy and daddy really need to watch our mouths.
blogger / pomelo / 5400 posts
My LO was whining and crying early the other morning. I went in to his room and it turns out he had wet his bed. As I was cleaning him up and putting a new diaper on, he hugged me and said, "thanks, mama. You saved me. You saved me like a fire truck."
coconut / 8234 posts
If LO drops something or makes a mess she will say, "Oh Jesus, Oh Jesus" over and over again. (That comes thanks to both me and her nanny!)
Last night I was singing a song at the table (we listen to her toddler station sometimes during dinner) and she said, "No, no no. Stop. No singing, mommy! Shhhhh!"
Whenever her Dad leaves the house on the weekends she says, "Daddy, Tacos?" or "Daddy, Pizza?" Um, I'm guessing we eat too often from the local pizzeria and taco joints.
persimmon / 1472 posts
Haha these are all good ones. I love "crap crap"! LOL
We've been asking DD if she'd like to go to school (considering part time daycare / preschool in the coming year) and she says "yes, go to school and go to sleep!" And the memories of myself falling asleep in history class come back...
nectarine / 2834 posts
DD shakes her head no and says "oh my". She totally got it from me and my exasperation when she would shake her head no and refuse to do something.
pomegranate / 3706 posts
My 22 month old likes to narrate everything she does- it's pretty funny. She also likes me to kiss her owies, and told me the other day, "my booty hurts," and followed that up with "kiss it, mommy." Yes, my toddler effectively told me to kiss her a**.
kiwi / 556 posts
We are on day 2 of potty training and we are watching My Neighbor Totoro and my toddler calls it “toh-toh-toh”.
persimmon / 1023 posts
DS is potty training and holding in pee and poop so we are trying anything to get him to go. Yesterday I said ‘you gotta free the poop!’ So now it’s ‘free da poop! Free da pee! Free da toots!’ All the time
persimmon / 1381 posts
Instead of saying he has to go potty, DS tells me his "poop is coming out." Usually, thankfully, it isn't coming out until I scurry him off to the potty.
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