[One_Happy_Momma]

DD1 is 3.5 yo and lately her favorite exclamation has been "Awesome!!" She's using it for everything.

I got them a kiddie pool and her exclamation was: "Awesome!"

Saturday afternoon I announced that we were having pizza for dinner, her response: "Awesome!"

We're going to the park: "Awesome!"

Her little sister fell down and bled a little bit and her response was (yeah you guessed it): "Awesome!"

What's your child's favorite saying?

[kelceesmom]

Hmmmm for Kelcee right now I would have to say it is:

If your nice you can have (insert word)

You raga muffin

[Betelnut]

"That tickles!"

She says this even when I'm not even touching her!

[kelceesmom]

Also Kelcee says "do you wanna"

[mommamarci]

My favorite: "Oh Man!" But man, is 2 syllables! Is it bad that I sometimes purposely make him drop something when handing it to him so I can hear him exclaim, "Oh ma-an!"

[SchmennaLeigh]

"Of course."

"Not at all."

"What do you think it is?" (When asked what something is.)

[loveajax]

I hear all day long, "Mama, you HAVE to....' (DD is a bossy little thing!).

This isn't a saying but it cracked me up. The other day DD says, "Mama, I gotta put dressing on you because you're my salad." (HUH?)

[Casey677]

My 3 yo constantly says, "How silly is that?"
Or everytime she is told no after asking for something, "But, Mommy, I NEEEEEED it!"

[KatiesEd-dad]

Right now it's "poopie". Everything is poopie. The cat is "Poopie Georgie", I'm "Poopie Ed-dad", DW is "Poopie Mommy". Don't ask me how she got on this

[lovemy2boys]

JD constantly says "Oh come on!"

[One_Happy_Momma]

Originally Posted by KatiesEd-dad

Right now it's "poopie". Everything is poopie. The cat is "Poopie Georgie", I'm "Poopie Ed-dad", DW is "Poopie Mommy". Don't ask me how she got on this

Sorry, open forum, you're fair game! (j/k) Where did she get that!?! Does she say it in private or when your out and about too?

Denice- Good, Kelcee keeps you in check!

Betelnut - My little one start cracking up if she thinks I'm about to tickle her.

Marci - "Oh, ma-an!" I can just see you dropping things all day long. (I try to keep things exciting here just to hear her say "Awesome!")

Jenna - Sounds so mature and articulate

love- Salad!??! (silly girl)

Casey - Mine is: "But you have to, because I'm your daughter!"

love2boys - How old is JD? That's cute!

Our kiddos don't have to say much to make us feel all warm and fussy inside, hah!?! I feel like my daughter is delivering her Valedictorian Speech when she comes up with a full and articulate sentence.

[KatiesEd-dad]

Originally Posted by One_Happy_Momma

Sorry, open forum, you're fair game! (j/k) Where did she get that!?! Does she say it in private or when your out and about too?

That's just it...I don't know where she got it from. She does say it in public and has actually offended some of the Super Soccer Mommies by saying it. I mean, please...if that's the worst thing that comes out of my DD's mouth, I'll be really happy. Such a potty mouth

[One_Happy_Momma]

Originally Posted by KatiesEd-dad

has actually offended some of the Super Soccer Mommies by saying it.

ROFL - I know I'm

Just take her to the side of the opposing team for her little 's.

[mom2justynsarah]

My daughter thinks that by saying "Please", she will get her way. Although I am proud of her manners, it goes way overboard. If I say "no", at first she will say "please mommy" and of course the more I say "no", the louder and louder she gets until she finally hits those high notes and it sounds like:

"PLEEEEEEEEEEEAAASSSSEEE MOOOOOOMMMMYYYY!!!!"

Can I tear my hair out now? LOL!

[mom2justynsarah]

OMG, same thing with my daughter. She loves saying "poopy", "poo poo", "diah reeah" and frow (throw) up. Me and me husband are "poopy mommy" and "poopy" daddy. Then she will throw her hands up over her mouth and giggle like crazy! Hey, I have been called worse than "poopy" before. lol!!

Originally Posted by KatiesEd-dad

Right now it's "poopie". Everything is poopie. The cat is "Poopie Georgie", I'm "Poopie Ed-dad", DW is "Poopie Mommy". Don't ask me how she got on this