Here I am, distracting myself from the nausea. We had spagetti for dinner, and my poor tummy isn't handling it well! I'm praying for this horrid all-day-sickness to end SOON!
So a fun little game, if you want to play!
Can you translate/identify some words heard in our home out of the mouths of our babes?? I will try to spell these phonetically.... and maybe if more than two people participate there may be a to-be-determined prize involved!
Ready? Set....Go!
Gee-Gee Pacifier-originally called a binky, but then Chloe adapted it to Gee-Gee when she was about 10 months old. It's been Gee-Gee ever since!
Bubby Lovey- Ava Joy's favorite blanket
Muck Anything in a cup
Pin-ya-dee-uh Pinata-this is how my almost-4 year old says pinata, it's too cute to correct her!
Hi-won "Can I have one?"
Wop-a-hans Wash hands
Bell-bee Belly- Ava likes to see everyones, not much fun in a crowded store or restraunt when she's pulling at my shirt trying to get a glimpse!
Dee-bow Tinkerbell-Ava's favorite!!
I promise my kids can talk...most of these are Ava-isms, but a few have carried over from Chloe's baby days.
Good luck!
ummmm... i hope muck isn't what i think it is!
ReplyDeleteThe only one I can even guess at is maybe Gee-Gee is Granny. I love baby talk!
ReplyDeleteSo sorry you are still feeling bad.
Alright, I'm taking a shot at it.
ReplyDeleteGee-Gee- Pacifier
Bubby- Blanket
Muck- Milk
Pin-ya-dee-ah- Pinyada( I can't even spell that word)
Hi-won- this one is hard depending on if it's Chloe or Ava I'm gonna say "I want" or "I won"
Wop-a-hands(if this is little neat freak chloe I'm goin with) "Wash our hands"
Bell-be- Belly
Dee-bow- (too hard, I'm lost on this one)