My guy has a cure for a tummy ache.
For the last two days my two-year-old has said to me, “Mommy, tummy hurt” (and hurt is said with a British accent, which is quite amusing considering we aren’t British).
“Want cookie.”
So apparently the cure for an aching tummy is to eat cookies.
Sound like a fantastic idea.
Showing posts with label kids speak. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kids speak. Show all posts
Monday, January 17, 2011
Thursday, December 23, 2010
My Mommy
My little guy’s latest thing is give me a giant hug, tell me ‘My Mommy’ and asks for The Song.
The Song is me singing You Are My Sunshine and adding my little guy’s name in it.
I did this once last week and since then he asks for it daily. It seems to make him happy as I have to sing it over and over, much to the dismay of my husband who doesn’t appreciate my voice as much as our two-year-old does.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you and your families.
The Song is me singing You Are My Sunshine and adding my little guy’s name in it.
I did this once last week and since then he asks for it daily. It seems to make him happy as I have to sing it over and over, much to the dismay of my husband who doesn’t appreciate my voice as much as our two-year-old does.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you and your families.
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Monday, November 29, 2010
Did You Just Call Me Mommy?
I was at my brother and sister-in-law’s house Friday visiting my niece and new nephew. I was chatting to S and L when I heard a voice say ‘Here, Lisa.’
I stopped in mid-sentence, looked down and saw my little guy reaching up to give me some of his cousin’s toys.
‘Did you just call me Lisa?'
Yes, he did.
‘My name is Mommy,’ I replied. He giggled and ran away.
On Sunday he was in the tub with Daddy when I heard ‘Leeessssa’ being bellowed from the bathroom.
I went in to see a giggling baby calling me by my name.
‘My name is Mommy.’
‘Lisa’
‘Mommy.’
‘Lisa.’
‘Mommy.’
‘Mommy?’
Yes.
Apparently he found calling me by my name quite funny.
I must admit. So did I.
I stopped in mid-sentence, looked down and saw my little guy reaching up to give me some of his cousin’s toys.
‘Did you just call me Lisa?'
Yes, he did.
‘My name is Mommy,’ I replied. He giggled and ran away.
On Sunday he was in the tub with Daddy when I heard ‘Leeessssa’ being bellowed from the bathroom.
I went in to see a giggling baby calling me by my name.
‘My name is Mommy.’
‘Lisa’
‘Mommy.’
‘Lisa.’
‘Mommy.’
‘Mommy?’
Yes.
Apparently he found calling me by my name quite funny.
I must admit. So did I.
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