Stuff Lexi Says: 30-33 Months Edition

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Stuff Lexi Says: 30-33 Months Edition

Funny and cute sayings from 30-33 months ( 2.5 and up)

Read previous editions of “Stuff Lexi Says”:

24-27 Months

27-30 Months

Stuff Lexi Says: 30-33 Months Edition

When reading about a heart and it pumping blood:

Lexi: “Pump like the one daddy used to blow up dinosaur pool!”
Stuff Lexi Says: 30-33 Months Edition
Waking up: “I want to dress up Minnie!”
Me: You want to play dress up with the Minnie doll?
Lexi: That’s a great idea, Momma! Come on, follow me!
Stuff Lexi Says: 30-33 Months Edition
While playing school:
“Um, Mister Mama Teacher, can you read me a book and open a snack?”
Stuff Lexi Says: 30-33 Months Edition

Lexi: “Boobie is all sandy because someone put sand in the boobie.”

Me: Who did that?
Lexi: Grandma? Noooo!!!! Caden? (her friend)
Stuff Lexi Says: 30-33 Months Edition
Daddy: “But first give me a kissy. Give me a kiss and I’ll turn the light on in the bathroom
Lexi: “Daddy  you get a kiss on the foot.”
Stuff Lexi Says: 30-33 Months Edition
Stuff Lexi Says: 30-33 Months Edition

After putting jewelry on and looking in the mirror:

“Mama and Yaya look so cute (pronounced as [koot] together.”
Stuff Lexi Says: 30-33 Months Edition
Playing pretend:
Mama I want you to be a tooth fairy, holding two books and I’ll be Sister bopping for apples.” (derived from Berenstein Bear’s Tooth Fairy book)
Stuff Lexi Says: 30-33 Months Edition

Me: “Does anything hurt sweetie ?”

Lexi: “Right here!”  points at her hip
Me: “Your hip hurts?”
Silence.
Me: “Sweetie, does you hip hurt?”
Lexi: “Hip…  hip hurray.”
Stuff Lexi Says: 30-33 Months Edition
Lexi: “What’s that sound?”

Daddy: “It’s probably the whistling sound the toilet is making.”

Lexi: “Mama turn of the whistling toilet please?”
Stuff Lexi Says: 30-33 Months Edition

Daddy while cooking eggs: “I’m burning your eggies”

Lexi: “Don’t worry daddy. Just get eggies cooled down before Yaya eats eggies. And then Yaya will eat all those eggies. Then daddy brush her teeth before Yaya goes to sleep.”
Stuff Lexi Says: 30-33 Months Edition

Lexi to me while holding my hands:
“We are holding hands. You’re my pretty girl!”

Stuff Lexi Says: 30-33 Months Edition

With  6 year old girls she met at the playground.
Girls bragging while climbing around the equipment with Lexi:
-“I paint at school”
-“I have drawings from school”
-“My teacher says I am the best student”
Lexi chimes in after a momentary pause: “I go to Orlando.” (cue in mad laughter from Andrew and I)

Stuff Lexi Says: 30-33 Months Edition

Me: You’re a princess.
Lexi pouting : No I’m not a princess.
Me: But you are.
Lexi still pouting : I’m just Yaya. I’m not a princess. I’m just Yaya.

Stuff Lexi Says: 30-33 Months Edition

Stuff Lexi Says: 30-33 Months Edition

A few days later.
Me: You’re beautiful.
Lexi with her head down: No, I am not beautiful.
Me: You’re gorgeous silly.
Lexi: No I’m not. I’m just Yaya.
(still wondering where she got that from)

Stuff Lexi Says: 30-33 Months Edition

With a pained expression while nursing to sleep at bedtime:
“Mamaaaaaaa, is it morning yet?”

Stuff Lexi Says: 30-33 Months Edition

While nursing, her foot is touching books. She unlatches, looks and then sings:
“Books never bothered me anyways!” (frozen fans will get it)

Stuff Lexi Says: 30-33 Months Edition

Me: You, cutie-patootie.
Lexi: “You’re a cutie kakootie too, mama”
Me: Thanks? I guess?

Stuff Lexi Says: 30-33 Months Edition

While floating in a bathtub breastfeeding ( which is the closest you can get to womb environment, so I had a question in my head for Lexi)
Me:  Lexi, do you remember being in my belly?
Lexi: Mhm
Me: What was it like? Was it warm and nice?
Lexi: Mhm
Me: What were you doing there?
Lexi, unlatches: Hanging! ( I swear totally unprompted, we never used that word or talked about it in that context, so that kind of blew my mind)

Stuff Lexi Says: 30-33 Months Edition

Later that week, again while taking a bath and breastfeeding:
-“So you liked being in mommy’s belly?
– Mhm
So what was there?
Some food. Pause, then slowly: Peas, corn, eggies, water, milk.
Really? What else?
(without hesitation) Toys. 

Stuff Lexi Says: 30-33 Months Edition

While nursing to sleep:
“Mama can you rub me? Can you make me polka dots?” (referring to goose bumps)

Stuff Lexi Says: 30-33 Months Edition

After each night and nap:
“Come on follow me, you will see what I mean! We will see inside you, inside daddy and inside me too! Come on, mama, follow me!” ( derived from Cat in the Hat learning library books)

Stuff Lexi Says: 30-33 Months Edition

Read previous editions of “Stuff Lexi Says”:

24-27 Months

27-30 Months

10 COMMENTS

  1. Elena, you’ve mentioned a while ago that you were raising Lexi bilingual… You haven’t posted about it in a while: did it work for your family or did you just stick with English?

    • Actually, it has improved greatly since the last time someone asked me how it’s going. It’s going good enough that I will be writing a post soon, because I finally have something to write about.
      It’s not stellar because Russian doesn’t come to me naturally, but it’s definitely improving greatly.
      So yes, we are still bilingual and at this point I don’t think that will ever change ( not that I haven’t thought about quitting until recently)

  2. Ha yeah. I’ll ask if she’s “ready Freddie” or “ready baby cakes” and she’ll say “mommy. I’m not Freddie. I’m not baby cakes. I’m just Cece”.

  3. yes, it would be great to hear how you’re dealing with it – we’re raising our daughter trilingual and I would love to exchange some tips

  4. Hi, just wanted to say I’m so glad the comments (along with more frequent posts are back). Now you just have to put up with the inevitable haters/trolls again! (Not that there are any on this post , just that they’ll probably show up at some point)

    Love reading, as always.

  5. Lexi is such a riot! My daughter is just a few months younger than Lexi, so her language development is getting to be similar to Lexi’s. I’m loving this age!

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