I really wanted to do a phonetic posting of some of my favorite Asher words, but he\u2019s at the stage where a word may come out differently every time he says it.\u00a0 Since he\u2019s becoming more brave with his words, I\u2019ve had a lot of fun asking him to repeat things like \u201cvegetables\u201d (he manages some 3-syllable response every time).\u00a0 Here are some other fun phrases he uses:<\/p>\n
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Asher still says \u201coowie\u201d when he\u2019s hurt or inconvenienced, but since we\u2019re trying to separate pain from irritation, he tends to follow it up with \u201churr\u201d.<\/p>\n
Asher: Oowie!<\/p>\n
Andy: Does it hurt?\u00a0 What hurts?<\/p>\n
Asher: Hurr. (sadly, as he points to a tag that\u2019s hanging off of a new shirt)<\/p>\n
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\u201cI WAHN it\u201d and \u201cI NEEE it\u201d are two phrases that he uses a lot.<\/p>\n
Asher (upon seeing a big yellow snow plow in the parking lot yesterday): Tractor!<\/p>\n
Andy: Yeah, that\u2019s a tractor snow plow.<\/p>\n
Asher: I WAHN it!<\/p>\n
Asher does not<\/span> like to ride in the stroller when Titus gets to ride his bike.\u00a0 He gets rolled out of the porch screaming, \u201cmy tike! my tike! I WAHN it!\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I really wanted to do a phonetic posting of some of my favorite Asher words, but he\u2019s at the stage where a word may come out differently every time he says it.\u00a0 Since he\u2019s becoming more brave with his words, … Continue reading