What's that one?

[PeanutBean]

Anyone else's toddler at this stage? It varies from "What's this one?" about spots/moles/freckles to "What's that one?" about pictures in books. He will sit and say it to every single thing on a page. It's kind of sweet but I could do without all my blemishes being pointed out!

ETA Tonight I did it back to him and prodded his cheek and he looked puzzled and said "no spot mumma".

 

[Tegans Mama]

Aren't kids fun?

Tegan says "whassat" instead. Makes it into a single word (She is a lazy speaker) and asks it about EVERYTHING. She sits in the back of the car as we drive down a country lane, saying
"whassat? ooh cow. Moo"
"whassat!! sheep! baa"
"whassat!!!!!!! car! brrmm brmmm"

 

[sophieee18]

Alfie's first proper word was 'wasssat'. He says it all the time. He will point at little stains on the carpet and say 'wassat'. I say 'that's your dinner from last night' and he laughs and goes on to find his next stain lol.

 

[PeanutBean]

We also get "what's that noise?". That'll be dadda blowing his nose, a plane, a car, the dog barking....

 

[Mum2b_Claire]

Ruby says 'What's that?' and 'whooooo's that?' all the time!
Sometimes I don't even know what she is pointing at.