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mum2bubba
06-09-2006, 18:09
what words do your babies/toddlers use for things that are funny
Hayleys are:
bay (baby)
tuck (ta and thankyou combine)
door (dog, any animal is a dog or a "door")
shahn (sandwich)
kee (any food, she gets the kee sound from bicky, her socks are also kees though :confused: )
dee (dummy)
any drink is juice, anything round is a ball and anything with wheels (even a lawn mower) is a car. she says about 25 word in total and about 4 or 5 two word sentences. Too cute :)
so what do your littlies say?
DD says
mon- come on
shoc- sock
schew-shoe
milk- any drink
mum- when she is mad
get down-when she is naughty
and heaps more i cant remember off top of head
rylea's mum
06-09-2006, 21:46
rylea says
looka ( cause we always say "look whats that")
dis ( this)
doga ( dog----cause theres one next door that barks heaps)
dat ("that" when she wants to know something....well it seems that way lol)
dickle dickle ( tickle tickle)
dad ( of course)
nan
mum ( not often but)
oh so cute i tell ya:p
BlessedWithBlue
06-09-2006, 23:58
Mummy is his favourite word!!!:D
Gaggy -Daddy
Yoya -Lola (grandma)
Bra -brother, he always refers to Rylen as "bra"
Boo- Drink
Takoo -thankyou
when ever you mention nana and pop he won't say them individually he always has to say "nana pop house" lol
mum2bubba
07-09-2006, 00:06
Mummy is his favourite word!!!:D
Gaggy -Daddy
Yoya -Lola (grandma)
Bra -brother, he always refers to Rylen as "bra"
Boo- Drink
Takoo -thankyou
when ever you mention nana and pop he won't say them individually he always has to say "nana pop house" lol
thats cute. When my sister was younger (about 2) she couldn't prn my OTHER sister's name (which is Briana) so she called her Bar. :)
Jess's words are
maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa, mama - Mummy
da da da da, dadddddy - daddy (especially screams dadadada when she hears the front door open)
ba - balloon (has a huge fascination for balloons)
that
oh-oh-oh - when she's done something wrong, or naughty or when she's climbing she knows she isn't supposed to, or when she does a poo
milkkkkkkkkkk - milk
b-b-b-rd - bird
ta
bye
na na - nana
bababa - baby and she points at my tummy
ish - fish (we have a tankful of tropical fish)
and heaps more but can't think of anything else
Mister Noodle
07-09-2006, 02:17
My niece used to call everything "no!" if she didn't know the name for it.
"What's that?"
"no!"
Makes sense - pick up something you haven't seen before, and people leap into the air and yell "no!"...
That, and a toddler of some friends of ours:
"What's that?"
"This."
well, yeah...
Ej Says
Mum/Mumma
Dad/Dadda
Bubba - Most things are bubba like her toys lol
Elysha (only sometimes)
Grandma - twice
Ca - Cat
Look
Hungry - said with fingers in mouth
Ok
Hello - more Ah lo
Yum
MrsMiggins
07-09-2006, 08:56
Claire says Mum/Mumma & Dad/Dadda and has started to know who these two people are.
She has an astounding repertoire of sounds, but we haven't picked up on any other "words" yet.
There is a puzzling word that she does say repeatedly, but we're not sure what she means. It's "Booka". I don't know if she means book - she says it all the time!
mum2bubba
07-09-2006, 10:31
Claire says Mum/Mumma & Dad/Dadda and has started to know who these two people are.
She has an astounding repertoire of sounds, but we haven't picked up on any other "words" yet.
There is a puzzling word that she does say repeatedly, but we're not sure what she means. It's "Booka". I don't know if she means book - she says it all the time!
Hayley started saying Booka too, we still have no idea what it is :confused: we know its not book because she calls books balls because of the B sound :confused:
I wont bore you with the list of words for DS - at 26 months he is using 5 words sentences! :eek:
At 18 months, he had 46 recognisable words....
He is my baby - was never meant to grow up so fast!
I love it when they first start talking and making up words as they go - its such a fun age! :smiliedance:
Sebastian's funniest mispronunciation is of the word "Marble" as in the small round balls of glass
He calls them "Bum-holes"
so we quite often hear "Mum I lost my bum-hole" ... "Mum where's my bum-hole" :laughing::laughing:
DH and try so hard not to laugh and we just about always correct him "you mean your MAR - BLE ? "
The bigger kids think it's hilarious and for the first week everytime he said it they'd be rolling around in gales of laughter.
Thankfully Sebastian hasn't twigged that the word is funny as I'd hate for him to start using it just for the effect. :)
I really need to get video of him saying though before he out grows it :D
mum2bubba
08-09-2006, 14:51
Sebastian's funniest mispronunciation is of the word "Marble" as in the small round balls of glass
He calls them "Bum-holes"
so we quite often hear "Mum I lost my bum-hole" ... "Mum where's my bum-hole" :laughing::laughing:
DH and try so hard not to laugh and we just about always correct him "you mean your MAR - BLE ? "
The bigger kids think it's hilarious and for the first week everytime he said it they'd be rolling around in gales of laughter.
Thankfully Sebastian hasn't twigged that the word is funny as I'd hate for him to start using it just for the effect. :)
I really need to get video of him saying though before he out grows it :D
Thats funny.
My nephew the other day said "I want my dink" and we thought he said "I got a big d#@k.
mum2bubba
11-09-2006, 17:07
Juat before Hayley saw a picture of a slide in a book and she says "weeee" and she saw a photo of her when she was little (well littler) and in the background was her playgym (which is packed away) and she says "ooooh" like she remembers it or something.
Anna is 20 months and can say quite a few words.
She says;
mama,
dadadadadada (hehe daddy),
Whereitgon (where has it gone),
Dertis (there it is),
no way,:rolleyes: (She has that one down perfectly),
Jaaaabes, (my cats name),
more,
gone, whilst holding her hands up,:p
miwk (milk),
tanyooo(thankyou),
chee (cheek),
no (nose when she points at it),
bum (she thinks this is the word for poo).:rolleyes:
eye,
Ball,
pam (pram),
um i cant think of any more right now.
She has only just started saying all this in the past month! A month ago i thought she was going backwards! I could hardly get a word out of her at all!!
MonkeyMum05
23-09-2006, 20:37
Bodhi is 15 mths and he says
mama, dada, cheese, ta (points to an object he wants and says 'ta' till he gets it!) nana, yeah...(has long conversations just saying 'yeah' to everything you ask him) hello, wu woo (translated: love you)... and will repeat lots of things that I say to him, but only as a one off!
He also does animal noises! He is very good with these!
He does cat, dog, sheep, duck, owl, horse and pig... but usually only if he sees the animal or I say 'Whats the owl say' etc. Very cute!
Little Gorilla
23-09-2006, 20:52
My sweet little 19 monther says:-
mama or mum
dad
yes (pronounced "yeth" too cute :kiss: )
no
more
that
ball
duck
bob (yes, its bob the builder :laughing: )
oh no
woah
yeah! (with the action of putting his hands above his head very funny)
gone
bubba
yaya
aidan
nanna
bow bow (bottle)
car (or brum brum)
it is (for there it is)
he makes all the correct sounds for a monkey, dog, pig, duck, horse, sheep, crocodile, bird, snake bumble bee...wish he would start saying some of the names though
Little Gorilla
23-09-2006, 20:53
He also does animal noises! He is very good with these!
He does cat, dog, sheep, duck, owl, horse and pig... but usually only if he sees the animal or I say 'Whats the owl say' etc. Very cute!
hey, we could have a farm yard choir going if our boys met up....see my last post :laughing:
MonkeyMum05
23-09-2006, 22:56
lol, that would be so cute!
red crayon
27-09-2006, 10:23
Sebastian's funniest mispronunciation is of the word "Marble" as in the small round balls of glass
He calls them "Bum-holes"
so we quite often hear "Mum I lost my bum-hole" ... "Mum where's my bum-hole" :laughing::laughing:
DH and try so hard not to laugh and we just about always correct him "you mean your MAR - BLE ? "
The bigger kids think it's hilarious and for the first week everytime he said it they'd be rolling around in gales of laughter.
Thankfully Sebastian hasn't twigged that the word is funny as I'd hate for him to start using it just for the effect. :)
I really need to get video of him saying though before he out grows it :D
that's too funny.
my ds is 20 months and his list is:
mum
dada
ball
book
ba - bath
dis way - when he wants you come with him
away - when he wants to go outside
doos - juice
soos - shoes
cheese
peese - please
ta - thanks
more - definitely his favourite
one more - another favourite
er ro - hello
bye bye
i love listening to him trying out new words.
kirstenriley
27-09-2006, 11:14
my DS (20mth) has just started say "ahhh oooooooh" back when i say it
I LOVE YOU.....awwwwwwwwww
Baby Girl
27-09-2006, 16:29
My 16mth old DD says a few words...
ook - look
joossss - juice
mook - milk
uh oh - usually if she drops something..
hey - she says this while waving at you as she enters a room....
bye - again, waving and walking away from you....
pane - plane, usually while tipping her head almost off her shoulders and pointing at the sky.
ocks - socks
soos - shoes
mum
dad or dad-dee (big emphasis on the 'dee' :laughing: )
ta
go - like the start of gone - thats what she means - gone
ma - more
sat - what's that? ( I seem to say that alot :rolleyes: )
dis - this
ah-o - hello
bar - bath
I think that is all... there is more than I thought. I guess when you hear the same ones all the time and compared to older kids (and obviously adults) it seems like so few....
EskimoMumma
27-09-2006, 16:43
I know my DS is a bit old but whenever he is hungry between main meals he always ask "Mum, can i have a snackon" I think its so funny and cute :laughing:
As far as my 10month old DD apart from Mama and dada she will point and nod :rolleyes:
Rainbowbrite
27-09-2006, 17:06
MJ says
Mum - mum
mumumum (growled, think possesed kid) - when she's frustrated.
Daddy - dad
This/that - whatever she wants
Mine - anything that DH has
Dadda's - anything she's not supposed to have
toiet - for toilet
Conversations we've had
"what have you got"
"dadda's"
"what is it"
"That"
"ta for mummy"
"no" head shaking
"please"
"mumumum" growled while running away:rolleyes:
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