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Certain phrases, certain sentences
Topic Started: Jan 24 2006, 07:04 PM (149 Views)
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Do your children have certain phrases or sentences that drive them crazy?


James hates to be told to teave the room. He has a real problem with this as he says he isn't touching anything so why should he be leaving. Honest it drives him mad.
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Any sentence with the words "BED TIME" in them! :lol:

Anything he can take literally drives him mad, such as "on the other hand", or "climbing the walls" :blink:
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oooo If we're talking about Mark the word no sort of sums it up! :argue:
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I think that sums it up for all kids! :lol:

How about "no nintendo" or "no television", maybe "no reading".

Yeah, that'd do it! :lol: :lol: :lol:

Hmmm....... on the other hand, "no homework" would have the opposite effect :rolleyes:
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James has little words that he repeats constantly, for example he adds 'Grrrr' to the end of many of his sentences and will verbally 'un' do something to put it right.
By that I mean if he gets excited because he's winning he may say yippee, but if he then loses he will say 'un-yippee' to take it back, am I making sense?
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James has this thing where if you tell him he is "quite right", he will throw a wobbly, because quite right means half right to him. Drives me mad.
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Lots of words upset Jenny, but its usually because she has misinterpreted what has been said to her. She gets very frustrated too, at not being able to articulate very well.
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Olivia gets VERY upset when we say she can do something 'tomorrow' she will scream and scream at us saying 'not tomorrow, in the morning'. She will also tell us she has a 'stuffocake' (stomache ache)
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when you think about it the phrase 'stuffocake' is far more descriptive of a stomach ache!
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