Juvenile Jibber Jabber
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W asked if we could buy a waterlemon the other day
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I noticed a graze on S's elbow when we were eating breakfast yesterday and I asked him how he got it. He just sighed and said 'bad driving'!
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at bad driving.
I have quite a taste in my mouth if i think of a lemon the size of a watermelon!
I have quite a taste in my mouth if i think of a lemon the size of a watermelon!
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Bad driving
L: Mummy, did you hear my tummy crumble?
He also drew a picture of me and out dots for my dimples as I was smiling. However when explaining this to me he called them nipples.
L: Mummy, did you hear my tummy crumble?
He also drew a picture of me and out dots for my dimples as I was smiling. However when explaining this to me he called them nipples.
Half-ten?! Half-ten?! I've never been up at half-ten! What happens?
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Beebie: You're a bit squishy mummy
Me (having gained a few pounds due to sprained ankle but trying to be positive): Yes sometimes squishy is quite nice isn't it?
Beebie: Yes I've noticed that old people are squishy, and the older they get the more squishy they get
Also the other day we were discussing what to do as it was to be hot and sunny and gave Beebie stern instructions to be quiet and let us talk without interruptions as we already knew he would want to go to the farm park. He managed a few minutes of silence then said, "Excuse me? Could I just slip in a tiny question please?" It was so funny and cute we said OK and he let out this huge emotional torrent about how he was desperate to go to the farm park.
I love the bad driving one
Me (having gained a few pounds due to sprained ankle but trying to be positive): Yes sometimes squishy is quite nice isn't it?
Beebie: Yes I've noticed that old people are squishy, and the older they get the more squishy they get
Also the other day we were discussing what to do as it was to be hot and sunny and gave Beebie stern instructions to be quiet and let us talk without interruptions as we already knew he would want to go to the farm park. He managed a few minutes of silence then said, "Excuse me? Could I just slip in a tiny question please?" It was so funny and cute we said OK and he let out this huge emotional torrent about how he was desperate to go to the farm park.
I love the bad driving one
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Did he get to the farm park?!
Bad driving is excellent.
We have the Space You Choose book and on the transport page S always chooses the transporter machine as his mode of choice.
‘I want to be boomed up, mummy’
Bad driving is excellent.
We have the Space You Choose book and on the transport page S always chooses the transporter machine as his mode of choice.
‘I want to be boomed up, mummy’
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That’s so sweet
It reminds me of L saying ‘boomed-ed’
S: Mummy, did you know poop is science?
It reminds me of L saying ‘boomed-ed’
S: Mummy, did you know poop is science?
Half-ten?! Half-ten?! I've never been up at half-ten! What happens?
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Boomed up.
My two were pretending to be cats earlier under a pile of blankets and cushions and I heard M shouting ‘stop wanking!’ at T.
He meant yanking. I’m always correcting him on this so I feel like he’s trolling me now.
My two were pretending to be cats earlier under a pile of blankets and cushions and I heard M shouting ‘stop wanking!’ at T.
He meant yanking. I’m always correcting him on this so I feel like he’s trolling me now.
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amazing, olive.
S is enjoying being a cat at the moment too. Little weirdos
S is enjoying being a cat at the moment too. Little weirdos
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Olive! I keep correcting Anna when she says “muddy cuddles” (puddles) but it’s like she can’t hear the p sound at all, even when I’m peh-peh-peh-ing at her.
I think my daughter is going to grow up to be a therapist of some sort. Grandad couldn’t come to the park with us this morning because he had to stay home to mind the house. A told me that Grandad was very sad that he couldn’t come to the park, and that he was crying. And when she got home, she was going to tell him “STOP CRYING, GRANDAD!” Such a comfort, that girl.
I think my daughter is going to grow up to be a therapist of some sort. Grandad couldn’t come to the park with us this morning because he had to stay home to mind the house. A told me that Grandad was very sad that he couldn’t come to the park, and that he was crying. And when she got home, she was going to tell him “STOP CRYING, GRANDAD!” Such a comfort, that girl.
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Sgt major maybe?!
W decided to pack his own suitcase this morning, before he emerged from his room. S had left some piles of his clothes on the floor ready for packing so they went in, along with swim kit and some toys. Then he zipped it up and carried it down the stairs before I realised what he was doing . The kid does like a holiday
W decided to pack his own suitcase this morning, before he emerged from his room. S had left some piles of his clothes on the floor ready for packing so they went in, along with swim kit and some toys. Then he zipped it up and carried it down the stairs before I realised what he was doing . The kid does like a holiday
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Beatrix Tupac is quite an over-enthusiastic goodbye-r too
Tupac has learnt his colours but has turned into a bit of a wind up merchant with it, everything is black
“Pass me the yellow car”
<passes me yellow car>
“What colour is that?”
“Black”
“No that’s yellow. Can I have the green car?”
<passes me green car>
“What colour is that?”
“Black”
Tupac has learnt his colours but has turned into a bit of a wind up merchant with it, everything is black
“Pass me the yellow car”
<passes me yellow car>
“What colour is that?”
“Black”
“No that’s yellow. Can I have the green car?”
<passes me green car>
“What colour is that?”
“Black”
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He also refuses to call anything black, black. So the black car just gets called "MYCARMUMMY".
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They had to change guidance for early years workers because wee kids are notoriously dickish and refuse to properly answer questions they know adults are testing them withPrincess Morripov wrote: ↑Mon Aug 12, 2019 6:27 am Beatrix Tupac is quite an over-enthusiastic goodbye-r too
Tupac has learnt his colours but has turned into a bit of a wind up merchant with it, everything is black
“Pass me the yellow car”
<passes me yellow car>
“What colour is that?”
“Black”
“No that’s yellow. Can I have the green car?”
<passes me green car>
“What colour is that?”
“Black”
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Thats brilliant
As we drove past a field the other day Beebie shrieked "Mummy look! A cow giving another cow a piggy back!"
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I love that Vigs
Heebie
Apparently my nephew (3) asked my sister about lions eating other animals so they had a chat about the circle of life. My sister dropped in that we eat some animals and he laughed heartily in a 'don't be silly mummy way
Heebie
Apparently my nephew (3) asked my sister about lions eating other animals so they had a chat about the circle of life. My sister dropped in that we eat some animals and he laughed heartily in a 'don't be silly mummy way
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I love this so much Also, baa baa back shit was pretty appropriate round here last night I may adopt that one from M the next time it happens.Beatrix wrote: ↑Sun Aug 11, 2019 11:01 pm She also says bye bye when she’s bored and wants to go home or wants whoever is over to leave. I find it hilarious, as she’s impossibly sweet when she does it but a couple of people have looked a bit thrown by it. She’s good at chivvying people out of the door
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Heebie Jeebie wrote: ↑Tue Aug 13, 2019 6:25 am
As we drove past a field the other day Beebie shrieked "Mummy look! A cow giving another cow a piggy back!"
I love this thread. I pop on when I need cheering up.
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L coloured me a Spider-Man picture at daycare today and when thanking him for it he said:
“Well, you’re Spider-Mum”
This is after getting gifted a random page of art by a friend of his that was apparently for me because:
“She likes your style”
“Well, you’re Spider-Mum”
This is after getting gifted a random page of art by a friend of his that was apparently for me because:
“She likes your style”
Half-ten?! Half-ten?! I've never been up at half-ten! What happens?