🍭so i can call them cutesy names

🍼good morning and good night texts

🍭getting to listen to their baby talk!

🍼allllll the stuffies. all of them

🍭sending them cute pictures or videos that remind me of them

🍼taking them to the toy aisle to pick out a new friend

🍭tucking them in at night

🍼getting to make sure they’re taking care of themself! eating, drinking water, brushing their teeth, etc

🍭feeding them like it’s an airplane!

🍼holding their hand to keep them safe in parking lots

🍭playing pretend! they can be the prince(ess) and I’ll be their most loyal knight

🍼watching their favorite cartoons together

🍭getting to be called daddy names!

🍼visiting the baby aisle and picking out new pacis, bottles, and blankies

🍭hearing them squeal and giggle and make so many other cute baby noises

🍼telling them stories of all our adventures

🍭surprising them with new regression gear!

🍼taking them to fairs and movies and fireworks and festivals

🍭and aquariums and museums and zoos!!

🍼to give them rules that make sure they’re safe

🍭getting to help them feel better when they’re sad or anxious

🍼seeing pictures of their cute outfits!

🍭and of course their cute faces 💛

🍼to be there for them no matter what

🍭to protect them from meanies

🍼and to make them feel loved to the stars and beyond ✨⭐️💫

baby words dictionary

🍯 dada/mama - daddy/mommy

🌻 bubba/sissy - brother/sister

🍯 paci/binkie - pacifier/dummy

🌻 sweepy - sleepy

🍯 nini - night night

🌻 jooce - juice

🍯 doggy/kitty - dog/cat

🌻 potty - toilet

🍯 doh - though

🌻 chu/yoo - you

🍯 doccy - doctors

🌻 sickies - unwell

🍯 buh - but

🌻 squirmies - impatient

🍯 huggies - hugs

🌻 hai/hewwo/heddo - hi/hello

🍯 hungies - hungry

🌻 west - rest

🍯 sowwy - sorry

🌻 fwuit - fruit

🍯 pwince/pwincess - prince/princess

🌻 wuv - love

🍯 footsies - feet

🌻 blankie - blanket

🍯 yumyums/nomnoms - snacks

🌻 moosic - music

🍯 nu - no

🌻 fank - thank

🍯 siwwy - silly

🌻 stuffie - soft toy

🍯 wha - what

🌻 skool - school

🍯 yessy - yes

- baby words often have the letter ‘s’ added onto them, for instance: sleeps, goods, byes.

- the letter ‘l’ and ‘r’ often sound like ‘w’.

- words that are stretched out usually symbolise neediness, brattiness or myscheviousness, for example: nuuuuuuuuu, whaaaaaaaa, meeee.

feel free to add your own! 💖💞💗💕

why are we never talking about the grinch?

Baby boy: cimonim

Daddy: cinnamon

Baby boy: cinnonnin

Daddy: cinnamon

Baby boy: cimonin

Daddy: *chuckles* want me to teach you how to say it love?

Baby boy: *nods hard and smiles*

Daddy: *slowly* cin

Baby boy: cin

Daddy: *slowly* cinna

Baby boy: cinna

Daddy: *slowly* cinnamon

Baby boy: cinnamon!

Daddy: good boy *gives him head pats*

Baby boy: *smiles big and giggles*

Baby boy: cimonin