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being told i am more than capable of passing my driving test. :D
knowing my son is coming out with more words
he is 2 in february and he saying
mummy
daddy
nanny
grandad
gemma
scott
neil
paul
jazz (my mum dog)
disk
fish
reece
dog
cat
bird
bot bot (bottle)
dummy
busHow adorable :P
My little man will be 2 in February as well. It’s so much fun to watch them grow into little people.What does he call his pacifier? My baby use to call it her “pappie” Her nursery called me one day and told me they thought she was crying for her grandpa at naptime :lol: cause she kept saying “want my pappie”
Cool Gemz 8) how fast has those 2 years went!? :shock:
My little one will be 7 months tomorrow, why can’t they stay babies longer…. :roll:
a pacifier is a dummy over here Robyn xxx
@robyn wrote:
What does he call his pacifier? My baby use to call it her “pappie” Her nursery called me one day and told me they thought she was crying for her grandpa at naptime :lol: cause she kept saying “want my pappie”
:lol: :lol: :lol: That’s cute. There’s so many variations isn’t there? My eldest just called his ‘dummy’…how boring :roll:
I hate when my partner’s mum calls it a ‘tit’…don’t want my kids shouting that in the street LOL :shock: :lol:
none of mine had dummys
i can mind when i was pregnant on the twins, i saw a boy in a buggy with a snobby nose and a dummy in his mouth, all the snobs was over the dummy, i threw up, an vowed id never let mine have dummys
i was lucky tho, mine never did want them :D
my little un called his dunny his mee mee and he had a blanket he called his blankie :lol: so sweet
Ewww Dawny…thats gross, I’d’ve felt sick at that.
It took me 4 months to persuade Darryl to take one, and I’m glad I did. Was just after that that it was on the news about babies with dummies having a lower risk of cot death.
With Callum, I only let him have a dummy when he was going to sleep, and I took it off him just before he was 2 – had no problems with it, he was too young to miss it.
I hate seeing older kids going about with dummies ….it must be impossible to wean them off them at that age!
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