My do it and carry you........

[sweets]

two of my favourite toddler phrases! lol.
otherwise known as 'i will do it' and carry me please'.


any others you find funny that they all say?

[little miss chatterbox]

similar to carry you but "can you sit on my lap" !

[Helen Dempster]

I can do it all on my self

[Pipsqueak]

oh I love 'my do it' - its soooo sweet

apparently my 3yr old mindee is 'having a toilet' when she goes to the bathroom

the wrist strap is a rip-wrap

[PixiePetal]

'I do it all by my n'own'

[ORKSIE]

Colding myself up....

A hot summers day.....my DD age 3yrs (now 16 yrs) stood in front of the fridge "what are you doing" i asked " Colding myself up" was the reply

you couldnt right these comments!!! they are classic

[sweets]

oh I love 'my do it' - its soooo sweet

apparently my 3yr old mindee is 'having a toilet' when she goes to the bathroom

the wrist strap is a rip-wrap

its not really sweet tho when you are trying to help them scrape that last bit of dinner up and you go to hold their spoon, they pull it away and say 'my do it' and dinner gets flicked all over the wall!

[SammyM]

My daughter says "Mine do it, all by mine self"

Makes me chuckle every time!!!

[PixiePetal]

My DS, when he was younger came up with lots of phrases which we still use today - he is 13 now.

The best for me is 'maffoo' - which is a blown kiss. You know - mwah, then blow If I went away for a weekend, he always said it down the phone and as he got older it was less embarrassing than a kiss in public.

[jelly15]

When E (20 months) wants something someones else has she says, "share me", in a very demanding tone. Don't think she understands share very well.

[LOOPYLISA]

My neice at the moment is 'why' arhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[Mookins]

love this thread so sweet

my dd is just full of these at the mo:

wop= wasp
soaked and wet= soaking wet
room= living room
jiggle jiggle mummy= shes finished on the loo
not a chains= dont flush/pull the chain


and when she had a soother/dummy it was called a "munum" feeling broody now

x xx

[mummyof3]

oh I love 'my do it' - its soooo sweet

apparently my 3yr old mindee is 'having a toilet' when she goes to the bathroom

My 10yr old dd still says that

[Blaze]

Awww - so cute!

[tulip0803]

apparently my 3yr old mindee is 'having a toilet' when she goes to the bathroom

This is my DD2 age 6 too .

We have;-
"warmies" - car heating fan thingy
"coolies" - Car air-con/cooling fan thingy
"wobbilies" - wallabies
"waspits" - wotsits
"spaghetilly" - Spaghetti

When DD1 started school I had to explain to the teachers that she could not pronounce her V sounds and if she talked about "wierdos" she meant videos

[mushpea]

my son had some lovley ones when he was little

fot fot--chocolate
fotfot bicbut-- chocolate biscuit
I'm havin a hoo--- im having a poo

and when we went to park resorts we saw the sparky crew but because he had speech problems he prounced it farty !! luckily the teacher found this halirous

[The Juggler]

we had banamanas in our house and loved seeing the squiggles (squirrels) in the park

[grindal]

When DH was out the other night DS1 said he wanted to say good nioght to Daddy. I got his little photo book and told him to give Daddy a kiss, and he said he wanted to see "real" Daddy, not "Flat" Daddy

[Monkey26]

"heeeeeeeeeeets" for sweets and "tate" for cake! It has been a busy birthday time here recently with 2 mindees last week and me yesterday so these two 'words' have come out of my toddlers recently! xx

[Cammie Doodle]

One little boy we used to care for used to say his fav dinner was "spagetti bola neighbours"
My Son and Nephew' had a few
radidator - radiator
wardroom- wardrobe
Icticated- cross between irritated and annoyed , we all still use these words even though they have grown up.

I always said I could write a book with these sayings from mindees and foster children, but my mind has gone blank