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  1. #1
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    Jan 2008
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    my 2 and half yr old Ds2 used to do that..but he can now say yea and no .

    it passes but by the time they are 4....need i say more

  2. #2
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    Apr 2009
    in the garden
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    Yup, we get no even when it means 'yes'
    It passes...eventually...or so I am told....

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    jamie says no thanks lol hes a very polite little boy lol

  4. #4
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    Jul 2008
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    argh, i meant to come back on friday & post but got caught up over the weekend.

    thank you all for your replies - it's good to know that i don't have the only LO saying NO! to most things.

    triple j - what a polite DS you have!!

    nai - 21 you say? eeek! i'm thinking though that most teenage boys seem to disappear into their rooms for a few years so we might get a break then...although it'll probably be back to grunting by then

    my favourite is when DP tells him he's leaving for work/saying goodnight & can he have a kiss...which is usually met with a NO NO. then as soon as DP goes, we get kissing sounds. DP has learnt just to wait outside the door & then come back in for his kiss

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    LOL, we get a lot of 'No! Just leave me!'

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    polite doesnt mean good though lol hes a little turd when he wants to be lol