Me: 'one'
The Toddler: 'two' ...'three'
Together: 'four'
The Toddler: [grinning] 'nine'
Me: 'five'
The Toddler: [smirking, Yes...smirking] 'nine'
Me: 'six'
The Toddler: 'nine'
Me: 'seven'
The Toddler: 'nine'
Me: 'eight'
The Toddler: 'nine'
Me: 'nine'
The Toddler: 'ten'
He can count to ten. He just has a strange sense of humour sometimes. That's my boy.
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The somewhat inane ramblings of a semi-crunchy 30-something stay at home mum based in the NW of the UK. Mum of Thing One (10yrs), Thing Two (8yrs) and The Dude (5yrs) & Moomin (Born Aug 2014). Wife of the long suffering Husband.
In search of the meaning of life, sanity and Gin.
Breastfeeding | Co-sleeping | Babywearing | Mental Health | M.E | Left-wing
Haha! Yes. That sounds familiar. ;)
ReplyDeleteThey're nothing if not amusing lol
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Haha what a little monkey!My friend's little girl refuses to acknowledge the number 16- not sure why but she insists it doesn't exist!!
ReplyDeleteThat's blatant 16-ism!
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OMG! My little boy does this too, anything after 3 is 9! Perhaps they're part of a new cult, similar to the devil with all his sixes!
ReplyDeleteEthan did this for a while, too, what is it with the number 9 hehe
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