Having a "no" day? LIP

Re: Having a "no" day? LIP

• kimbo1216 member

  October 2012

  Haha.  Too cute!
  

  
  
  
  
  

        
  

                                                          
  

             
  
  

             

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• heie0008 member

  October 2012

  Hehehehe!

   

  
  
  
  

  
  
  
  

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• Jills83 member

  October 2012

  So cute!

  

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• jc&cat member

  October 2012

  ha. nice one!

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• AshleyPT member

  October 2012

  crunchymama11:

  LOL that was cute- the only good thing about DD being behind in speech is that she doesn't tell me "NO!" yet lol!
  

  True story! We get in a rush for milestones, but there is almost always an upside of them being a little behind. 
  

  
  

        

  
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• march2008 member

  October 2012

  That is really cute! DD doesn't speak the word "no" yet, but she shakes her head "no" for a lot of things now. The only thing that she 100% of the time wants to do is go outside. It's like punishment to her when it's time to come back in.

  
  
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• M&M227

  October 2012

  crunchymama11:

  LOL that was cute- the only good thing about DD being behind in speech is that she doesn't tell me "NO!" yet lol!
  

  DD doesn't say no - she only has a few words - but shakes her heard "no" at almost everything, especially to the questions "can I have a kiss." 

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• Turtle143 member

  October 2012

  we're in this phase right now...earlier today I was eating a banana which she happens to love so I said "want some?" She says no and turns around so I thought she really didn't want any and I turned around. Then I hear "ahhhh.." and that's her behind me asking for a bite. haha
  

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• ElatedMom2B member

  October 2012

  HA - yes, mine is also a head shaker.  Especially when I ask her if she wants something to eat, or more, she'll shake her head no first and then she'll sign for eat or more!  Make up your mind, kid! LOL
  

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• FordFalcor member

  October 2012

  That is hilarious. We are having a "no" week. It's the whiniest sounding word in her vocabulary.
  
  "Lucy, let's change your diaper."
  
  "Uhneeeeoooo. No. No. No!"
  
  It is equal parts frustrating and hysterical.

  
  
  
  
   

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