Baby Talk

[Bazile]

Isn't it fun to see a baby develop in his/ her learning of
language

Among her words to date is
' I'm stuck ' - when for example trying to get out of her high chair

Aother one of her latest words is the word 'actually '

Makes us smile

[roopower]

Enjoy every moment, it's a wonderful time and passes all too quickly. Make a note of the funny things she says or you'll forget them. I have a diary full of my grandsons' quotable quotes. At 8 and 6 they're still coming.
Daughter had to explain what a pinnace is/was to her class. (It's a type of boat) 8 year old "Mummy, why are you teaching the children about penises?" Fortunately the Y10s were not so quick!

[roopower]

Oh, yes, and expect most of what you say to be copied so don't say anything you don't want to hear.

[maggiebee]

Keep a wee note of them Baz, they pass so quickly. A couple of our favourites were Pazgetti (spaghetti) and consultrate.

[Bazile]

By the way it's out granddaughter

I have already hung up my spurs :-)

[tiggerblue10]

Little Tigs first word was mummy :o)

[Bazile]

'our'

[hellywelly4]

Yes you must write them down. I can remember some of my daughters’ early words but have forgotten so many. Faffout - cornflakes (??), Bampout - elephant, Arker Kit Kiss - Father Christmas. Language is wonderful.

[bhg481]

One of our grandsons had realised that to form the past tense of a verb you usually added ed; hence he decided the past tense of do was dooded. We still use it.

[maggiebee]

Granddaughter said we should always read the scructions. We still use this.

[Mamyalynne]

Love Baby babble, so much fun trying to guess what they're saying.

Toddlers mispronunciations are fun too.

Nardicard - Cardigan
Tugittar - Guitar
Eog - Orange

I too love it when little ones say 'actually', my grandson floored me once when in a serious voice and with folded arms he said 'In particular, which ones?' when I asked him to put his toys away.