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Ever have your child try to say something...but they couldnt get the word out completely.
my son was trying to say "irridencent bubbles"
has your young one tried to get a big word out?
Amy:-)
my son was trying to say "irridencent bubbles"
has your young one tried to get a big word out?
Amy:-)
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Sat, April 25, 2009 - 10:55 PMhaha. I love the adventures of little kid talk! My son just turned three and he has made me laugh quite a bit. Just reciently I was putting him into his car seat and he leaned over to his brother and shouted "Hey Torin!!" I responded with "Jaxon was that necessary?" and he said "yes it was necessary" LOL he said it perfectly it was so funny. Another time about 6 months ago he would say "power-rex-al" all the time and for awhile I had absolutly no idea what he was saying. Then one day he was watching Heman and said "look Mommy power-rex-al" It turned out he was actually trying to say "power of grey skull" haha. -
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Sun, April 26, 2009 - 12:37 AMI heard a funny joke the other day that came to mind when I read this.
Mom is watching little Johnny do his sums at the kitchen table. She overhears him say, " two plus two, that son of a bitch is four. Three plus three, that son of a bitch is six"
So the next day, when she picks Johnny up from school, she asks the teacher, " have you been teaching my child to say " that son of a bitch is four, etc?" and the teacher says, "no, we learn; 2 plus 2, the SUM of WHICH is four" -
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Mon, April 27, 2009 - 12:30 PMLOL...hunny du, that cracked me up!
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Mon, April 27, 2009 - 12:39 PMthe kids I worked with until I went on leave have some gems. They have a teacher named Elanor, whom they insist is named ALODAR like the dinosaur from the Dinosaur movie. They often go to a restaurant called Oliveto, which they insist is called "Ali's Veto" and another restaurant called "le bateau Ivre" which they say " the vatto-e-bay" -
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Wed, April 29, 2009 - 6:51 AMhey Hunny DU, are you a nanny? i live in Berkeley too, and even here, it's not every kid knows the Bateau Ivre by any name...
I just love foodie kids. my favorite was a year or two ago; i was sub-teaching a special ed preschool program in El Cerrito, and one of the children, age 4...speech problems/ high-functioning autism specrtum/ not sure, seemed like a sunny little guy...was about go out to lnch with his mother and baby brother. mom asked the kid what he wanted for lunch...the family is vegetarian ...and he said 'curry!" she then asked him what kind of curry, Thai or Indian, and he thought about it for a minute or so and announced, "Thai curry, my favorite."
and to think there are kids...my daughter went to first grade with some, again even here in Berkeley...who won;t eat but white bread, cream cheese, sweets, and McDonald's junque...I;e had food servers on airplanes and in delis get mad at me when i tried to order something i know m daughter iked hat was mostly vegetables or had an interesting, complex flavor and the flight attendant or counter person would tell me, "that;s no kid food!" and then get angry when I insisted that i know what m child eats, I've been feeding her every day...
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Wed, April 29, 2009 - 7:35 AMI have been a nanny in Berkeley for the last few years until I quit to have my baby, last month. And while the kids I was with were more adventurous than I was as a child, I wouldnt call them foodies so much. They will eat anywhere that has french fries, cheese, bread and hot chocolate. But I have taken them to Sushi ( they eat Miso, edamama, and sometimes a california roll) and took them to Mehak where they ate rice, naan, and tandori chicken. But if I put nutmeg in the marinara, they wont eat it. Kids and their food. Whaddaya gonna do? -
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Wed, April 29, 2009 - 8:01 PMm wacky baby weaned on a slice of fresh red onion. some kids are more adventurous than others - we studied this in a graduate calss i took on maternal and child nutrition. when i have time, i'll go into it.
I'm rather glad I got the adventurous type 9even tough she doesn;t ike asparagus, eggplant, or cucumbers, eats jsut about every other vegetable food known.) when she was about 17 or 18 months old, she called out her second full sentence eer from the back seat of the car as i was driving along the freeway ; "I WANT CHINESE FOOD!" and she meant it. she also liked to bang on the table and yell GUACAMOLE! GUACAMOLE! AVOCADOS! cracked my downstairs neighbor up. and yes, she knew what she was saying and iked chiense food and guacamole.
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