Excuse me while I have a mummy moment. I'd like to keep track of this kind of stuff somewhere, so here seems as logical a place as any. My little Peachfuzz, the amazing wonder child, is 16 months old. Here is a list of spoken words and signs she uses, as of today.
Words
baby (uses this to refer to all children, or when you ask where our baby is, she points to my tummy)
dad/daddan
cracker
mum/mama
nanna (for my mum)
nana (banana)
amem (amen - at the end of a prayer)
bib
pear
bre-bre (breakfast)
pop
happy
yummy
oh dear
uh-oh
wim/wimmy (swim/swimming)
no
car
beard (bread)
come on
hommu (hummus)
ucky (yucky)
humpy dumpy (humpty dumpty)
bear (uses this for all her soft toys)
umm (as in "what would you like for breakfast"... umm)
man (oh man - I guess I've said that too many times!)
more
memo (Nemo)
ball
beep (when she hears the washing machine/a car etc.)
meow
oof (woof, for dogs)
ooooo (moo, for cows)
quack
meow
oof (woof, for dogs)
ooooo (moo, for cows)
quack
Signs
more
all done
milk
drink
nappy
food
banana
bath
book
wait
attempts please and thank you, but not quite there yet
The list of signs isn't as long as I'd like, but that's purely our fault, not hers. She can sign, or attempts to sign, everything we've taught her. We just need to learn some new ones ourselves!
1 comment:
hehehe you said "brag on my girl!"
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