thread: dont mummy..

  1. #1
    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    Feb 2006
    melbourne
    11,462

    Talking dont mummy..

    dont sing mummy..
    dont dance mummy..
    dont watch mummy...

    dont dont dont!!

    is it normal 2.5yr old behavious to suddenly find mummy embarrassing and annoying??? gee i cant sing or dance anymore!!

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Dec 2007
    349

    Umm well I'm not a mummy but when I was a nanny and used to sing & dance to the wiggles all I got was dont too

  3. #3
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    Jan 2009
    pakenham, victoria
    3,660

    Yep! my DD says shup ut(shut up) mummy when i start singing!!
    don't tickle me mummy
    dont touch sheepie mummy(her comfort toy)
    even to the point of-
    Dont cuddle daddy!!!
    but then she turns around and wants to dance and says you dance mummy!
    lol very normal, such attitudes on them so young, i love it!

  4. #4
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    Jul 2006
    Brisbane
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    must be cos I get... no mummy no, go away mummy...haha.

  5. #5
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    Dec 2007
    Victoria
    7,260

    lol I get "NO!" And the big shove away...I cant even go in for a kiss anymore

    Charlotte will even trick me by offering me something hand it to me and say "Ta" with a big smile on her face, then pull it back at the last second saying "na" and cacking herself laughing...then she will do it again!! lol

  6. #6
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    Mar 2008
    North Northcote
    8,065

    we get the whole: No Mama, STOP mama'. usually this is if i go in for a kiss or cuddle LOL! then when i do stop she changes her mind immediately and demands a kiss LOL!

  7. #7
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    Dec 2007
    Sunny Qld
    14,682

    Yeah we have that here.

    And the pushing me out of the study cos he wants to play with Miss M all by themselves and doesn't want me around!

  8. #8
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    May 2006
    Brisbane, Australia
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    my mum was bathing ds, and she went to wash his bum and he said, no grandma, don't!! cracked us up.

    yesterday i asked him if he wanted a baby brother, and he said 'no mum, no thanks'. too cute.

    my little guy is still really affectionate, and loves me arsing around, so i don't really get the no mum to those sorts of things, but i'm sure my time will come.

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    OH YES!

    DS tells me (in fact he did this whilst listening to my ipod on my cube) "Can you go away please, I want to sing and dance on my own" he'll get his electric guitar and go for his life to Depeche Mode but heaven forbid I watch, DD can but only because she participates but if I even *try* to participate I get told to rack off LOL!

  10. #10
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    Jul 2007
    Over the rainbow
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    We get the NO DADDY in our house, poor DH is really getting the short end of the stick.

    don't pick me up
    don't hold me
    No I don't want to sit on your lap
    No, daddy NOOOOOOO!!!
    And then where does she get in when she wakes up .... on daddy's side

  11. #11
    Life Subscriber

    Jul 2006
    Brisbane
    6,683

    Yes, yes, yes.

    Don't help mummy. Don't come in mummy. Don't talk mummy. Stop mummy. Go away mummy. Let me do it.

  12. #12
    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    Feb 2006
    melbourne
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    well its sounds all very normal and common then!! makes me laugh!

  13. #13
    Registered User

    Mar 2006
    4,542

    Woohoo it's not just my DD saying this. I'm not allowed to join in anything that DD and DH are doing. If I ignore her "don't" she just stands still and gives me the look until I stop then she starts again. I feel for you AJP. It sucks!!!

  14. #14
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    Oct 2006
    Sydney NSW
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    Wait until they are teenagers LOL My DD gets embarrassed by everything I do.

  15. #15
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    Apr 2008
    Adelaide
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    Glad we aren't alone. I get 'no mummy no' when I sing. If she is playing in the toy room with dad and I come in I get told to 'go in the lounge' go away'. If she wants to do something I have specifically said no to I also get told to go away (mummy wasnt born yesterday lol) We also have a lot of "me do" and 'I do"

  16. #16
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    Feb 2009
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    I get "Go. Away!" and "Don't touch it" about his toys or things he wants. Lots of No's as well. Its perfectly normal from what I can tell. They've learnt how to express exactly how they feel at the time and I know that I tell him not to scream in my ear or touch things he isnt allowed to have, so I figure if I respect his wishes within reason, he will understand to respect mine.