Vivi just informed me that the butterfly on the window was called a "flutterdude." Hahaha I love it! I'm calling them flutterdudes from now on.
What awesome made up words does your LO use?
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Swimsoup, pastanudes
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hatto equals helicopter/plane
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I have no idea why, but when LO says "wee wee" it means he wants to go out/outside!
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Reflection is "fockadee". And he calls DH's father "doo doo", which is pretty funny!
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He refers to our chickens as "teesies" or "bzzzzzz". I have no idea why!
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This is awesome! We actually have some household vocabulary that is derivitave from the girls-- mostly Ellie.
Spraying baby-- detachable shower head.
Nervousing, or "to nervous"-- Sometimes we will say, "That nervoused me;" also from Ellie.
Haunted shoe-key: a small potato masher (Lorelei)
Dame: any unknown object, and a good stand-in name for, well, everything (Lorelei)I'm drawing a blank now, but I know there are lots more. Lorelei also made us laugh a while ago because we asked her what her monkey's name was, expecting her to say, "Dame," and she responded with, "Kiki Towalker."
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@cmomma17: My LO also says wee when referring to outside. For him it means he wants to go on the swings, because we used to says wee when we where pushing him.
He calls cats "deedle dees" and I'm not sure where that came from. -
Her grandmas are now "e-mas." even though she's called them mama for ever. Icy pops are "spicy pops" so now all the kids we know call them spicy pops.
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@RsMom: too cute! I think my LO may have gotten it from me saying "We are going out!" "We are going to Nana's house now!" etc. Weeeeeeee
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I'm pregnant now, but when I used to nanny, those kids said the best things.
"Tarantula rainstorms" = "torrential rainstorms" (he was a very precocious 4 year old)
"God sad" = Jesus, because the 18 month old saw Him hanging on the crucifix at church.
"Bee bees" = 18 month old saying "blueberries."
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Onunu "elephant"
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Mooka= motorcycle or bicycle
Dream = lightning
Baby = pacifier
Baby = bib
Buppies = berries
Cool dudes = favorite sandals
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