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elleandsam
25-11-2009, 14:19
I've noticed today that DD seems to be constantly making this strange gargling noise, is that normal?
cass87
25-11-2009, 14:56
My DS is also doing this!
He is almost 4 months. When he gets a bit of spit in his mouth, or some milk he makes the noise, then smiles about it. I think it's a new trick he has learnt and I wouldnt be worried about your DD doing it!:sunshine:
TripleTime
25-11-2009, 16:01
Very normal. Its their version of talking.

Once they start, they dont stop!
elleandsam
25-11-2009, 16:07
Very normal. Its their version of talking.

Once they start, they dont stop!

She's been doing it all day, it's driving me NUTS!!!
TripleTime
25-11-2009, 16:29
She's been doing it all day, it's driving me NUTS!!!

Drive me nuts too, 3 fold!

If i take to long to respond they get louder till i do.
mum2bubba
25-11-2009, 17:36
Yes its normal, its how they learn to talk. :baby:
mum2bubba
25-11-2009, 17:42
double post
elleandsam
25-11-2009, 18:15
Drive me nuts too, 3 fold!

If i take to long to respond they get louder till i do.

She did it for like an hour this afternoon instead of going to sleep :hair: I got so fed up I left her in her cot and went downstairs, 15 minutes later she was fast asleep, thank god.
TripleTime
25-11-2009, 18:24
She did it for like an hour this afternoon instead of going to sleep :hair: I got so fed up I left her in her cot and went downstairs, 15 minutes later she was fast asleep, thank god.

I do the same, both girls would rather lay in bed & talk than sleep. Ds yells at them, rolls over & goes to sleep.:laughing:
MissMetal
25-11-2009, 18:44
totally normal :yes:
DS has been doing this since really early, he is now almost 10 months & still does it all the time :laughing:
singa06
25-11-2009, 18:51
I was wondering earlier what you meant, but then whilst changing DS just before he started gargling...:laughing:
Guest1234
25-11-2009, 18:56
Wait til they start screeching :) but not in a crying upset way, just because they can.
CheekyChicken
25-11-2009, 20:12
Wait til they start screeching :) but not in a crying upset way, just because they can.

Oh dear, that's DD!

DD favoured raspberries over gargles for a while there... now raspberries are more for frustration/upset which is quite funny!
BabelFish
25-11-2009, 22:41
Hehe funny - DD didn't gargle, I wish she would have! On the day she turned four months old she discovered how to blow rasperries, and hasn't stopped yet. I never could believe how much spit could come out of one child. :D
The sooper nanny
25-11-2009, 22:53
ha ha my DD doesnt stop now. She now blows rasberries whilst shes eating (very messy!!) I often find that she talks herself to sleep shell talk in the car, and Ill stop to take her out and shes dropped off to sleep... very cute. :p
Wookie1
26-11-2009, 08:09
We had squealing last week and this week he has been practising his raspberries. All fun!! :)