Babytalk
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It's the most irritating thing in the world after mosquitoes. Why?
1) That weird cutesy voice.
2) Parents who use it probably think their kids are too stupid to understand complete sentences, so they speak in broken (insert language) instead.
3) The excessive use of onomatopoeia, like 'mum-mum' (eat) or 'shee-shee' (urinate), instead of proper words.
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as for your
1) babies are attracted to higher pitch voices. -
dun understand a thing...
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Its like stooky talk ...
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must blend in abit ma.
how can be so firm with a baby when u can be gentle n sweet to them?
baby suppose to be cute oso ma.. -
EDMW
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I use it on my woof woof.
edit: well ok.. not all the time. just sometimes. like... "come mum mum...!" but when she doesn't eat, i'll just go "EAT!"
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i dont mind
i only mind a few things
fingernails scratching the blackboard
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bcos of babies' attention span and memory, you have to repeat to make them rber ......
and they recognise by sight and sound, so eating is mum-mum, pee-ing is shee-shee
this is how they learn the words/names and relate to their actions
these do not have to be proper terms or names bcos to the baby, it has no meaning
this is normal and an absolute part of babies' education and communication
when they grow up and attend sch, they will be corrected and learn the right terms.... -
frankly speakin my mom uses it when shes talkin to me
i use it on her too
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Granted, but when the kid is three years old? Or five years old?
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mum mum kaka kuku ka.. wah bot so ahh kaka wa wa wa
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3 still acceptable
5 is old baby liao, since the kid shd be in nursery or kindergarten oredi.....
but depends on the family oso
whether they take the effort to guide the kids to using proper language when they are older or not.......
esp those kids tt are taken care of by grandparents of older relatives...... -
cute..
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aww...Nicksy wicksy doesn't wikes baby tawk.
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This is for SingaporeOriginally posted by FireIce:3 still acceptable
5 is old baby liao, since the kid shd be in nursery or kindergarten oredi.....
but depends on the family oso
whether they take the effort to guide the kids to using proper language when they are older or not.......
esp those kids tt are taken care of by grandparents of older relatives...... -
I still suck my thumb
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so anyone going gaigai later?
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Originally posted by Lorry`:frankly speakin my mom uses it when shes talkin to me
i use it on her too Granted, but when the kid is three years old? Or five years old?
the one above far beyond age 5 stil do tat, wad u think?
actually age 5 stil ok ma, u noe it has become a habit. i stil use tat on my little bro, he is 5.
sorry, we are used to it. he is too cute to use adult language. -
Next time I'll ask my baby(if I have one) to recite chapter on Organic Chemistry to me.
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no kids so i can't comment but use those words for my pet dogs thoughOriginally posted by Kuali Baba:It's the most irritating thing in the world after mosquitoes. Why?
1) That weird cutesy voice.
2) Parents who use it probably think their kids are too stupid to understand complete sentences, so they speak in broken (insert language) instead.
3) The excessive use of onomatopoeia, like 'mum-mum' (eat) or 'shee-shee' (urinate), instead of proper words.
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As long as the baby understand , I understand can liao...
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tsk skidOriginally posted by skid:aww...Nicksy wicksy doesn't wikes baby tawk. -
You missed out:
neh neh (b-reast feeding)
*Pooh pooh (pang sai)
*Pee pee (urine)
*wee wee (urine)
*woo woo (Pang sai)
hua hua (flowers)
*terms used in sesame street. Especially on their episodes on potty training. -
AndOriginally posted by viciouskitty74:You missed out:
neh neh (b-reast feeding)
*Pooh pooh (pang sai)
*Pee pee (urine)
*wee wee (urine)
*woo woo (Pang sai)
hua hua (flowers)
*terms used in sesame street. Especially on their episodes on potty training.
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