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Sun 10-Nov-13
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eileen54

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I just had to share this, my granddaughter and her mum and other grandma were in the supermarket shopping yesterday, walking down the aisles the 2 yr old suddenly pipes up nanny senile, her mum had to quickly explain that she was pointing to the cereal boxes on the shelves and was saying cereal.

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Sun 10-Nov-13
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An easy mistake to make! big_laugh

I'll try that again!

Sun 17-Nov-13
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My daughter at the age of three or four in the supermarket said please can I have some sweets.

no was the firm reply from me

why? She said

because I have no money left said me

dont be silly said Becky use your card

If I agree with you, then we would both be wrong.

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Sun 17-Nov-13
11:05 pm

eileen54

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you can't fool these children big_laugh

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Mon 18-Nov-13
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Last time my daughter took the smalls down to the beach the youngest had hardly started talking. Last week she put their wellies on and marched them right down to the water's edge. "Oh look, look."said little Nicky. "PUDDLE" big_laugh wave

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Mon 18-Nov-13
7:04 pm

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You cant put anything past that one!

I'll try that again!

Fri 20-Dec-13
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Yesterday, walking down the road with Orna, she pointed to some wheelie bins which had blown over and were lying on the ground. She proudly said 'bins asleep'.

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Sat 21-Dec-13
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Ah, Bless.

But even better : two words that make a coherent sentence sentence. And she has done rational thinking to put together an explanation for the fact that the bins are not as they should be, and also knows which way up is right for them.

You should swell with pride over her! wave

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Sat 21-Dec-13
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mike.

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Things with their eyes closed also get called 'asleep'. We know someone with a one-eyed dog and when the dog was facing her with its 'bad eye', Orna kept saying it was asleep, even though it was walking around.

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Sun 22-Dec-13
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Orna is a delight!

I'll try that again!

Mon 13-Jan-14
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Just had to share this with you. My daughter came yesterday, and she was laughing, she said " Mum, you will have to stop winding Louis up, he has been telling kids at School , that you were in the Air Force, that bit is true! and that you shot down enemy Planes in the War, you've got a Bullet proof Vest, and he thinks you're still wearing it!" laugh cool

Mon 13-Jan-14
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Time to get her into Jim Butcher and the Harry Dresden files...she'll have much more to tell them at school.... wink wink

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Sat 18-Jan-14
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Grandson, 20 months is beginning to try words. Currently everyone and everything is 'cat'. Apparently he will be slow to speak due to being bi lingual. He also loves my iPad and once he has gone I have to try and work out how to correct what he has changed!

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Sat 18-Jan-14
3:18 pm

eileen54

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He may not be slow to speak Aly, my nephews have a german mother and english father, Nikki only spoke german to them, Andrew only spoke english and the nanny only spoke spanish, they were both very quick talkers and now at 5 and 7 the both speak german, english, spanish and french.

Never give up Tomorrow is another day.

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