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A Lesbian Mother’s Nightmare
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We had both for a while and then Boo decided that it would be fun to mix it up so for a couple of weeks I was dadda and my husband was mumma – always like to keep you on your toes – I always think that there are worse words than dadda to be called!! =D
Boo calls my mum (her grandma) cuppa tea (as it is what my mum is always drinking and says to Boo!! hehe
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True, there are definitely worse words. We haven’t actually heard it since so I guess it was a one time, comically timed wind up on his behalf.
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Oh too funny, or not funny. But I struggle with this same dilemma its’ always flippin’ Daddy what about me what about mommy. lol It’s just too easy for them to say. I say we rename Mommies to something easier rolled off the tongue. Although when they have a poo and I ask who do you want to change you, bath you feed you they can only say Dadda! lol IT works in my favor sometimes too. lol Thanks for linking up to Share With Me #sharewithme
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Yes, I have no idea why the Mummy opted for ‘mummy’ instead of the much easier Thai ‘Mae’ (like what a sheep says). I’ll be playing the ‘he wants you’ card later for sure. Those nappies are no joke! Thanks for hosting.
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Yeah, I think that will happen sorry! Apparently it’s the first word 90% of babies will say, which is weird, as I was the one that was around the kid 90% of the time!! And I had to wait months before he said Mama! #brilliantblogposts
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That’s alright. We’re pretending it didn’t happen and still waiting for his first word 😉
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Everytime he says Da, or Dad, or Dada,….just walk away and ignore. He will get the picture eventually 😉
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On it ;-D
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😂😂 too funny
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Thank you x
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My son’s first words too even if he is with me the whole day! Or I might have interpreted it as Dada when its really just Dsss =P
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Haha! Ours is a very clear and deliberate ‘Dad’. No mistaking it.
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LOL! Next baby won’t stop saying mama and then a whole new problem starts. Aaaarrrhhhh!
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Haha, yes. I can imagine 🙂
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I think it’s fair to say he has learnt very early how to wind you 2 right up lol. At least “dad” annoys you both, just wait until he says “mama” or “mummy” – that’s the real competition lol 🙂 #brillblogposts
Debbie
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Oh yes. We’re already both secretly encouraging him to say the ‘right’ one 😉
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Remember in my child psychology lectures fairly typical that first word will be ‘dada’ due to easier song formation. Just wait until they can recognise the difference in sexes as my son did the other day says ‘mummy you not got a Willy you got a hole’ as hsyannounce to everyone in the female toilets, pmsl!
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Teehhee. It’s alright. We’re stocking up on karma ready to embarrass the heck out of them when the teenage years roll up 😉
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LOL! This is funny because it’s so true, BUT i will say, that because of the way the word “mama” forms in their mouth, it usually comes out sounding like “dadadadad”. That little tongue gets in the way (as per my speech pathologist cousin)…so chances are, he’s saying Mama…or at least we can convince ourselves of that…LOL
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Well if we’re going to do that lets do it properly. Clearly the Baby was trying to say ‘Dear mother from whose loins I sprang’ 😉
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I think every baby’s first word is “dad”, even if they don’t have one! Well, with the exception of my sister, whose first word was “cookie”. Priorities.
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Haha! I think I might have a cosmic connection with that kid!
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Best small person quote. Ever! #sharewithme
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Thank you 😉
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Love your pictures. Funnily enough, I have friends who this happened to as well. Their little girl went through a phase of determinedly calling her ‘Mama’ Mummy ‘Daddy’ when she was first talking. They couldn’t work out where she had got it from!
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Oops – #sharewithme!
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I blame those youtube nursery rhymes. Stupid ‘Daddy finger’ song! 🙂
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yeah his first “word” was dad, I”m not really counting it. We think he’s actually saying dog, but most of the time it is just babbling that sounds like “dad dad dad dad dad.” No where near saying anything remotely close to mom.
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Yeah, we’re discounting that one too. Pretty sure it’s babbling but the timing on that one was just too good not to share.
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I truly just LMAO 😉
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😉 At least he is amusing…I guess.
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Reblogged this on BIENaija.
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Oh you do make me laugh!Little monkey lol!
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Isn’t he though. Surely 10 months is a bit young to be pushing his mothers’ buttons like this.
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Hehehe
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Yeah, think he thought he was pretty funny too.
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Yup. Darwin’s first hard consonant too. “Dadadaada!”
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Not just ours trying to wind us up then 🙂
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Ha ha I don’t think it’s just a lesbian mum’s nightmare 😉 I am currently chanting mummy on a daily basis. I’m not having this one make the same mistake again x
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True, I didn’t think of that. It’s become a competition amongst us too. The Mummy is trying to get him to say the Thai word ‘Mae’ because it’s easier but I’m adamant it doesn’t count as she calls herself ‘mummy’ when talking to him 🙂
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