amusing kiddage

[flea]

(well, amusing to me...)

Casper was throwing the alphabets off the fridge and cackling last night, and when I crouched down next to her she handed me something, saying, "What's that?" It was, of course, a piece of shit, pulled from her own diaper.

Ellen apparently has an imaginary friend she consults now, named Garlic.

Ellen and Casper both say "buffalo" a lot, but Ellen's mother today cleared up for me what it means - Ellen says, "It's so buffalo," when something is cool. I'm wondering if they got it from my singing Home On The Range a lot?

Yesterday Alexander shocked and upset the nanny (as was his goal) by pulling down his pants. Since he is a reader of Captain Underpants, I suggested to his mother that she tell him that C. U. keeps his underpants ON.

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[richtermom.livejournal.com]

Mystery vocabulary is like some sort of Olympic event. Squeaky is almost 20 months and for a while, she kept saying "Peeece?" At first I thought it was "peas", one of which she stuck up her nose in July. (I have the emergency room bill right here.) But no. Then, leftist hippy granola that I am, I hoped she was saying "Peace." No.

She's saying "Capice." Which her sitter says all the time.

That clarifies it.

[gchick.livejournal.com]

Nanny really doesn't deal well with boys, does she?

[cashmerepett.livejournal.com]

I laughed and laughed. And I will keep laughing until my own toddler hands me a piece of shit.

Which probably won't be very long.

[cindywrites.livejournal.com]

This is what I was going to say. The nanny was shocked and upset by a little boy pulling down his pants?