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Parenting: 2-Year-Olds Community

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Silly Two Year Olds

Elizabeth_WebMD_Staff posted:

What's the silliest thing your two year old does?

Do they crack you up with silly faces or silly sounds? Do they dance to certain songs or music? Do they do something silly when they are excited?

Share the silly side of your LO!

Elizabeth

Elizabeth
~To be a child is to know the joy of living, To have a child is to know the gift of life.~ Author Unknown

9 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:Silly Two Year OldsWhat's the silliest thing your two year old does? Do they crack you up with silly faces or silly sounds? Do they dance to certain songs or music? Do they do something silly when they are excited? Share the silly side of your LO! Elizabeth

mikimom2010 responded:

My daughter cracks us up with the new expressions she learns daily. Those eyebrows are continously raised and shoulders shrugged when she says "I don't know mommie, where is it??"

Report This| Share this:Silly Two Year OldsMy daughter cracks us up with the new expressions she learns daily. Those eyebrows are continously raised and shoulders shrugged when she says "I don't know mommie, where is it??"

Elizabeth_WebMD_Staff replied to mikimom2010's response:

I love it! And can just picture the eyebrows and shoulders! Do you think she is imitating anyone?

Elizabeth

Elizabeth
~To be a child is to know the joy of living, To have a child is to know the gift of life.~ Author Unknown

Report This| Share this:Silly Two Year OldsI love it! And can just picture the eyebrows and shoulders! Do you think she is imitating anyone? <img src="http://img.webmd.com/community/images/smile.gif" align="top" border="0"> Elizabeth

tlkittycat1968 responded:

DD has to dance to the Jeopardy theme music during Final Jeopardy. She also had to dance to the COPS theme song.

I love the way she pronouces things. She calls the refigerator a frigelator and calls the day care lady's daughter Vananah instead of Savanah.

Report This| Share this:Silly Two Year OldsDD has to dance to the Jeopardy theme music during Final Jeopardy. She also had to dance to the COPS theme song. I love the way she pronouces things. She calls the refigerator a frigelator and calls the day care lady's daughter Vananah instead of Savanah.

RaisingLittleReds responded:

Whenever we give our daughter something instead of just saying "thank you" she says "thank you, you're welcome". She likes to beat us to saying "you're welcome"

Report This| Share this:Silly Two Year OldsWhenever we give our daughter something instead of just saying "thank you" she says "thank you, you're welcome". She likes to beat us to saying "you're welcome" <img src="http://img.webmd.com/community/images/smile.gif" align="top" border="0">

mikimom2010 replied to mikimom2010's response:

she definitely gets it from me, I talk with my hands & I am very expressive.

Report This| Share this:Silly Two Year Oldsshe definitely gets it from me, I talk with my hands & I am very expressive.

Laney0705 responded:

Definetly the faces she makes are just classic. She also loves to lip synch to songs and she is so dramatic when she does it, closes her eyes and sways. it cracks us up. i never seem to have my video camera around when she's doing it of course. but i have to get her on video it's too precious to miss those moments.

She is also potty training right now and when she sits on the potty to pee she sticks her tongue out. it's so funny, not sure why she does that.

Report This| Share this:Silly Two Year OldsDefinetly the faces she makes are just classic. She also loves to lip synch to songs and she is so dramatic when she does it, closes her eyes and sways. it cracks us up. i never seem to have my video camera around when she's doing it of course. but i have to get her on video it's too precious to miss those moments. She is also potty training right now and when she sits on the potty to pee she sticks her tongue out. it's so funny, not sure why she does that.

Elizabeth_WebMD_Staff responded:

The mispronounced words, dancing, silly faces are so much fun! Hope you are writing these things down, taking pics or movies.

Any of you LO's have an imaginary friend yet?

Elizabeth
~To be a child is to know the joy of living, To have a child is to know the gift of life.~ Author Unknown

Report This| Share this:Silly Two Year OldsThe mispronounced words, dancing, silly faces are so much fun! Hope you are writing these things down, taking pics or movies. Any of you LO's have an imaginary friend yet?

julieamom responded:

My 2 year old loves the sound of his own laugh and makes about 20 different laugh sounds. He also has some amazing vocabulary for his age and can talk in paragraphs length sometimes. He refers to himself in 3rd person a lot and says things like "Connor do it" and "Connor doesn't like that" he has lots of expressions

Report This| Share this:Silly Two Year OldsMy 2 year old loves the sound of his own laugh and makes about 20 different laugh sounds. He also has some amazing vocabulary for his age and can talk in paragraphs length sometimes. He refers to himself in 3rd person a lot and says things like "Connor do it" and "Connor doesn't like that" he has lots of expressions

Elizabeth_WebMD_Staff replied to julieamom's response:

I love hearing kids talk in the 3rd person. I have often wondered why they do this. Do you think it is because they hear us talking about them and referring to them by using their name?

Elizabeth
~To be a child is to know the joy of living, To have a child is to know the gift of life.~ Author Unknown

Report This| Share this:Silly Two Year OldsI love hearing kids talk in the 3rd person. I have often wondered why they do this. Do you think it is because they hear us talking about them and referring to them by using their name?

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