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The Baby Squish

I remember doing this with C so I have to with R because it's my favorite.
Baby girl didn't go through this bc she was 4.5 when we adopted her.
He turned 2 a month ago. These have been said for awhile. Some more than others. 
So our favorites are 

 Fish : Doodoo
Big shark : Daddy Doodoo
Thank you to Baby Shark, the worst song since "This is the song that never ends, yes it goes on and on my friends"....Lamb Chop!
Thank you : Is Hmm Hmm in the tune of Thank you. 
Thank you then added hmm hmmm, name of who he was thanking
Lotion : Lo Lo
Any dip/ ranch: Also Lo Lo
Bath soap : Loap
Batman (dog) : Bat
Bandaid : Bebaid
Come here: Me mere
Milk: Meeilk
Brother has been bub, or bubba
Sister was Nina, then Reena and sometimes Meana. Ha!
Motorcycle: cycle
baseball: batball
Football: Hootball
basketball: baket ball

Over the summer he wanted to go to the "poool, kick"

 We live in the Publix shopping center so I let him ride with me when I run over there rather than buckling him--Shhhh!! He says 'vroom vroom, mama' when we wants to ride with me. And that became a problem fast because he always wanted to 'vroom vroom' everyone and never buckle.

Idk when but he quickly learned :'nack', ba'nana'-was prob one of his first, trash, bath, boat, car, tractor, farmer, cow, pig, dog, goat, duck duck were the geese in the pond at The Lofts, then he learned geese. 
We Facetimed Michael Saturday when he was fishing and R said 'Reel'! He saw his fishing pole. 
Coffee : hot hot 
He begged for 'weet ea' last night. Where did he hear that? We don't drink it unless we are at CFA!!?!!?!
He does the 'OP' Braves Chop!

 I know I'll think of more but this was fun! He is our world! We all love him to pieces and he keeps us on our toes! He is our favorite cherry on top!!

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