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dchalom — Fri, 02 Jun 2006 05:56:29 -0000

Not sure how old your son is, but my son is 9 months old, and has been uttering the words ...\"Uh Ohhhh\" for the last month. Its pretty cute and pretty funny at the same time. All we have to say is \"Uh Oh\", to get him started.

I wouldn\'t worry about it if I were you. Their speech starts in little bits, with alot of repetition. Just enjoy the Moh, and wait for him to start talking : )

Re: noodad » Frustrations of a One Word Kid

mattdm — Tue, 30 May 2006 08:48:36 -0000

The [URL=http://www.signingtime.com/store/babysigningtimedvdgiftset-p-63.html]Baby Signing Time Gift Set[/URL], which includes both of the toddler-oriented episodes, is $55, but it\'s without question some of the best $55 we\'ve spent on baby stuff.

Re: noodad » Frustrations of a One Word Kid

mattdm — Tue, 30 May 2006 08:45:07 -0000

You may want to try [URL=http://signingtime.com/]Baby Signing Time[/URL]. We\'ve been doing this with our daughter since she was 8 months or so, and it\'s been a great success.

This could really help with your son\'s the frustration, and it\'s fun for parents too.

As a plus, the DVDs are [I]way[/I] better produced than most designed-for-toddlers discs -- far above the Baby Einstein league. And the music is some of the least-horrible kids music I\'ve come across.

Re: noodad » Frustrations of a One Word Kid

Bigdaddy — Tue, 30 May 2006 05:57:00 -0000

Showing your noo again. You can apply the [b]mo[/b] to many things, all being practice for the the ultimate [b]mo[/b], [b]mo[/b]ney. [b]Mo[/b]re coming in a close second and often used in conjuction with [b]mo[/b]ney. For example, \"Dad can I have some [b]mo[/b]ney to go to a show with my friends?\" You reply, \"Sure son, here ya go.\" Then he says, \"Dad, I\'m gonna need [b]mo[/b]re [b]mo[/b]ney than that.\" To which you reply, \"Son, that is [b]mo[/b]re than enough, [b]mo[/b]ney doesn\'t grow on trees you know.\" Then with no other recourse, he pulls out his [b]mo[/b] in the hole when he yells, \"[b]MO[/b]M!!!\"

Having a bit of fun with you bro, yet so true. heh

Seriously, I can remember telling my wife on more than one occassion how heartbroken I was when one of my 2 were sick and couldn\'t tell us what was wrong.

My youngest brother used the word \"ane\" pronounced like Jane without the J for everything. To this day the middle brother and I give him crap about it. If he askes us if we want something we both say \"ANE!\" heh