Excellent developmental milestones

[fiendish]

M - 16 months - said 'bike' yesterday, unprompted  .  She was helping Mr F check things before the Mildenhall 300.

[peliroja]

Wonderful! 

Bike is a hard word to say. Whenever I say it, people think I'm saying 'bag'. Blame my Lancashire accent.

[fiendish]

Her 'bike' could end up interesting - I'm posh Welsh, he's posh Wigan and we live in Essex!

[peliroja]

 

[onb]

Her 'bike' could end up interesting - I'm posh Welsh, he's posh Wigan and we live in Essex!

Posh Wigan

[fiendish]

We went to Mildenhall for the day yesterday so she was practising her new vocab all day.  Obviously it was all very exciting, but 'look, bike' did start to wear a bit thin after a while.

Her 'bike' could end up interesting - I'm posh Welsh, he's posh Wigan and we live in Essex!

Posh Wigan

Well, it's all relative.  He's from Wigan, but it's well disguised.

[scott]

Obviously it was all very exciting, but 'look, bike' did start to wear a bit thin after a while.

This may account for my family's growing lack of interest in my attempts at conversation.

[agagisgroovy]

A few days ago my cousin (2 in a week) was looking at the pictures in MBR. If the rider was male, or didn't have much hair, it was 'Daddy' and if it was a female it was 'Mummy'. 

[Chris N]

We went to Mildenhall for the day yesterday so she was practising her new vocab all day.  Obviously it was all very exciting, but 'look, bike' did start to wear a bit thin after a while.

She didn't mention her cool dinosaur hat once.

[fiendish]

She didn't mention her cool dinosaur hat once.

Yebbut she wore it all afternoon without losing it - you should be honoured 

[Chris N]

I was only pulling her ickle chubby leg.

[fiendish]

Long skinny legs, like her father!  And isn't it a dragon?