Drip, drip, drip...
I'm enjoying being a parent more with each passing day. Babies are sweet but toddlers are fun, especially when they begin talking. Fia completely melted my heart the other day when she pronounced cucumber "cu-bum-ber." That's how she says it now, in her little cracked voice: cubumber. "Fia, would you like some cucumber?" Cubumber, yes peeze. I thought my inner Snow Miser would rule until the first time I heard her say, "I love you Mommy." Who knew it would happen first with cubumber?
posted by WinterWheat | 11:54 AM
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Ooh, so-o-o cute, K!
Don't you want to squeeze every ounce of joy out of those little moments?
Our oldest coined some famous phrases when she was Fia's age. "Circus streets" for surface streets. "Skasketti" for spaghetti. "Docstor" for doctor. "Swishswish" for sandwich. "Cinnamum-mum-mum" for cinnamon, and several more. We still laugh and talk about it to this day, and she just turned 18!
Hugs!
Those are darling, R. "Circus streets" -- LOL! (You know she was raised in the city if she was learning terms like "surface streets" as a toddler.) :-)
oh i know!
as soon as they enter toddlerhood (and beyond), you look back and wonder how on earth you found them so cute when they were babies
mine aren't technincally toddlers these days but they still pre-schoolers and i love the stuff they come out with
i never want to correct them because so many of their mispronounciations are so adorable ("mummy - i want a cuggle!")
♥
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Awwwww. I think my heart melted a little too.
Do I need one K?
Be honest.
This was a beautiful post. I love the art you put with this post
Sweet what Violetnoir posted too.
Have a beautiful day!
Very cute, and touching.
I am happy you are enjoying motherhood so much, K. I know you are a wonderful mother.
Hey lady,
Where you at these days? I hope you're doing well. I miss your posts.
Hi K,
It is so wonderful to hear that motherhood is agreeing with you, and that you are able to enjoy your daughter so much.
She is sweet, and that is a beautiful story.
xoxoxb
Oh yeah. Babies are fine, but kids are way more fun. And when there are two of them (hint, hint) their conversations are fantastic.
We were in the car somewher the other day and a large flatbed tow truck was blocking half the street. Ariela: Move it, Mister, we need to go!
Dvorah, apparently, misheard her sister so responded: There's a car he needs to move, and that's why Mr. "WEENIE" is in our way.
My fave mispronounciation, which I still use to this day with them: jamamas (instead of pajamas)...although come to think of it, that may have come from me to start (jo mamas).
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