Martha can say house but without the H & every animal is a cat. Her speech isn’t as developed as her sisters was at 19 months but that’s cause my 6yo speaks for her and she can’t get a word inSpeech chat- we have some weird sounding words (16m), daddy is “ah-geeee”but some basic “hiya”, “buh-bye” etc, but if I ask her to go find something she will go and get it, so she does understand what things are, although she doesn’t say them… I think it takes a while, but I’m not worried yet!
Every animal says “baaa” though
sounds like a scouser thenMartha can say house but without the H & every animal is a cat. Her speech isn’t as developed as her sisters was at 19 months but that’s cause my 6yo speaks for her and she can’t get a word in
that’s so cute though! I think as long as their babbling and hitting different variations/pitches then it’s all ok (that’s what I’ve been told). not sure whether it’s endearing or rude If TMe and your friends son are "behind" then so is mine.This will sound so bad but there are 6 days between TMe and my friend’s son, and they are both equally “behind” so it makes me feel betterI’m dreading summer as we will meet my nephew for the first time as he is 3 months younger, but from what we are told he speaks a lot and I’m so worried about comparisons being made and TMe being thought of negatively
because she's exactly the same as TMeThey say to help their speech, you're supposed to repeat back the correct pronunciation of it. Not correct them, but just repeat the word back correctly as if you heard them.sounds like a scouser then
lil’pidge comes out with some random words and literally never says them again. but she does repeat words we don’t understand. Ahgee being daddy which we cracked and ageh which is either again or okay… we’re still working them out
her favourite thing at the minute is putting her finger on her lips and telling us to “shhh”
so she may just call them Noonees forever Yea she hated her sleeping bag too so got her a duvet but she hates that too ......I think she hates anything sleep related tbh......as you can see sleep training and night weaning is going swimmingly
my first 2 slept....shes making sure she'll forever be tye baby of the family Noonees, I might start calling them thatThey say to help their speech, you're supposed to repeat back the correct pronunciation of it. Not correct them, but just repeat the word back correctly as if you heard them.
But she says "Noonees" for Noodles and I think it's too cute to correct her
that’s so sweet! Mr. P is Mr. Aghee to everyone in this house now sounds like a scouser then
lil’pidge comes out with some random words and literally never says them again. but she does repeat words we don’t understand. Ahgee being daddy which we cracked and ageh which is either again or okay… we’re still working them out
her favourite thing at the minute is putting her finger on her lips and telling us to “shhh”
Awww I do know how you feel. And I know deep down every child is different. But as a mum and a person, I would never say 'my child does this, my child does that' because I know all children are different and I'm very aware of how i feel when other mums say to me this, and make me feel like they are comparing their children. So, like you , I worry about how people may see my child in terms of development. I think some people (well in my circle) see it as a bit of a competition when its not.This will sound so bad but there are 6 days between TMe and my friend’s son, and they are both equally “behind” so it makes me feel better
Then they turn around and say “maybe my babies previous life was in Agoo, in the Philippines, so special 🥹”This reminds me of months ago, who was saying they had a bragger at baby group who said their tiny baby was advanced cos they could say 'agoo'. Then someone looked it up and theres a place in the Philippines called Agoo. I think of it often when my boddler is chatting away in his own language
Of all the the things, I mean you have literally no control over teeth
(you have no control over any of their milestones in reality but teeth seems a particularly arbitrary thing to get competitive over).My favourite thing is when she babbles off a sentence of absolute nonsense and then laughs hysterically while gesturing, because what she’s saying is so funnyThen they turn around and say “maybe my babies previous life was in Agoo, in the Philippines, so special 🥹”
I love the Boddler language and life so much… I don’t know half the tit she’s saying, but I’m here for it
What is it about the health visitor coming that instills fear in you. I’ve scrubbed the house from top to bottom and still worrying what she’ll think is something out of place.
Worst thing is she’s not here until Thursday so it’ll be a mess again by then anyway
I adore my health visitor she is a 50 yr old chav with gold hoop earings and loves going to benidormliterally my favourite womanIt’s a new one this time my last one was plain but nice. I’ve been that concerned they’ll check everywhere I even scrubbed the toilets
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Gary Neville’s a bigger joke than Wheetos to me now x@Belle Amie i can’t deal with your new pfp
Mr B was fuming
