From the mouths of babes #17

Children come out with such wonderful sayings at times. When they are little, they have no qualms at all about saying exactly what they think and a habit of mimicking what they hear. Some of the things they say are utterly adorable, others may be unintentionally humorous and a few are incredibly embarrassing (but often funny with hindsight!).

 

From the mouths of babes is a weekly linky which invites you to share a post, old or new, about something your children have said. Perhaps they have just started babbling for the first time, or said their first definite word, or perhaps repeated something that you’d really wished they hadn’t – whatever it is, I’d love to hear about it!

 

Last week we had some wonderful little moments and glimpses into children’s imaginations being shared. I loved the reassuring comments from Hope from a Butterfly’s daughter as she headed back to work after maternity leave and Life with Baby Kick’s toddler saying “I kiss your face. I kiss your other face” whilst doing a French-style double kiss!

 

From the mouths of babes #17 - Little Hearts, Big Love

We recently visited Bekonscot model village and listening to Jessica tell Daddy all about it was delightful. She was so animated and excited, remembering all the little details – the model man falling off the ladder, the miniature lady cleaning the windows and the tiny chimps having a tea party in the zoo. The fish in the pond had also caught her attention:

Jessica: “There were big fish going…” <opens and closes mouth doing fish impression>

Mummy: “They were carp”

Jessica: “No Mummy they weren’t in cars, they were in the water!”

 

I often hear Jessica singing around the house; she loves making up little songs. She was singing to herself at the dinner table last night – it sounded so adorable until I realised what the words were: “you are smelly and bossy, bossy, bossy…” Charming! No idea where she’s picked that one up – thankfully it didn’t seem to be aimed at anyone in particular!

 

My girls are both very affectionate and this has been particularly evident over the last week.  I’ve been getting so many “I love you”s from both children – from Sophie’s adorable “I lul loo” to Jessica’s wonderfully spontaneous “I love my Mummy!” followed by huge “duddles” (as Sophie calls them) from both.

 

 

If you’d like to share your posts about something your children have said (or sung!), then please add the badge code below and link up with me. The linky opens each Monday from 6am and closes on Friday at 11pm so there is plenty of time to link up your posts (old and new posts are welcome!). I will also try and share posts via Twitter – please use the hashtag #ftmob and I’ll do my best to retweet them. I also have a Pinterest board and will be sharing posts here too.

 

Looking forward to hearing what your little ones have been saying.

 

Little Hearts, Big Love
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14 thoughts on “From the mouths of babes #17

  1. Oh I love this Linky Louise, such a brilliant way to bottle up and save these beautiful moments. Love Jessica’s song, even if the lyrics were a little bit alternative… And mummy love you’s are the absolute best best best 🙂

    1. Aw thank you Renee so glad that you like it – I love recording all those little moments too and reading about everyone else’s 🙂

  2. How have I only just found this linky? Such a great idea! Love how your girls say “love you” my little one always come out with “lub boo” which just melts my heart! x

  3. Lovely moments captured there Louise, It really is the best thing ever hearing our little people say I love you,
    heart melting.
    Adorable video of Jessica, beautiful little lady x

  4. Hi Louise, out of the mouths of babes! Would you have honestly known that the carp were in the water and not in cars had your daughter not pointed it out? So cute!

    When my two were little I did mean to write down some of the funny things they said, but sadly never did. Although one thing that sticks with me is my daughter (who was young) eating and saying something was spiky, going into Mummy mode I checked her mouth and she kept insisting that there was something spiky in her mouth… It turned out that she found the food spicy (I am a bit of a pepper fend!) and that (to my relief, there was nothing dangerous in her mouth.

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