Some Carlyle-isms:
Das Nice to share or Carlyle share Azza, Dats nice = She loves to brag about how nice it is to share, even when she doesn't always do it correctly
Trinkerbell = Tinkerbell is one of her new favorites and also her Halloween costume this year!
Baby Ben is sweeping, cose his eyes
Mommy, mommy = unfortunately also means "I want" or "I'm hurt" or any kind of whining
Za loud noise = any noise or sound
I hear someping
Bairnair = the word Carlyle uses for things she doesn't have a word for. I am trying to capture her pronunciation in my spelling, but its really funny!
Way de go? Day is!!!
I hear Daddy in the shower = Justin usually tries to shower, dress, and leave for work before Carlyle can hear him. But she busted him one morning when she heard the distant sound of water running in the shower.
Zuzu weck her car, da loud noise = I'll let Zuzu explain this one
Shoes on! = She is getting very particular about her shoe choices
No baseball, watch music = Her request to her Daddy to not watch football and watch Little Einsteins
Two Ones = When she sees two of the same thing
Whoa, Whats Dat = saying this a lot lately when pointing out new things or noises, and she expects an answer from me
Dare, Das Better = Her new response to everything that requires fixing or moving or if we kiss a bobo
The Carlyle Mash-up (ref. Glee): Carlyle's singing has really picked up the pace this past month. She sings all the time, making up songs or singing the classics. She has a knack for combining the songs with the same tune, like Twinkle, Twinkle, the ABC's, and Baa Baa Black Sheep... with the occasional change of lyrics to be about Mommy, Daddy, Buzz Lightyear, etc. She is amazingly pitch-perfect most of the time with the tune of a song, so we can usually easily guess what she is singing. Like the other day, we guessed the Hokey Pokey and Frere Jaques correctly, and she was so pleased that we picked up on it.
This is another list that is mostly for me, in my attempt to record some of her funnier moments. These are some of my highlights of her speech, but she will repeat pretty much anything at this point and form her own multiple word sentances. Its remarkable to see how her brain works.