1) Mugs (short for muggin, as in "mean muggin") 2) Moo (no real reason) 4) Turkey burger (no real reason) 5) Baba Ganoush (we started with Baba once she started babbling that, and it evolved...)
Tell me I am not alone in strange terms of endearment. What are yours?
I mostly just call him "baby guy," but I sometimes call my toddler all kinds of weird things like "ChachMagach," which evolved from "ChaChi," which for some reason he thinks is how he should pronounce his real name (not even close).
The most common name we call her is Niddo. It started out as kiddo and sort of morphed into Niddo. DH likes to say that Niddo means newborn kiddo. Although she's not a newborn anymore… For a while I was calling her Munch-Munch, short for munchkin I guess.
We've always called Ben Benjaminpants. He will even tell you that is his name, lol.
We don't have any names for Allie. She, literally, is always Baby Allie. Ben called her that before she came home. She's always been Baby Allie. It will be weird when she isn't a baby and we call her Allie.
Post by crystaleyes138 on Jun 16, 2016 14:18:58 GMT -5
@chitownsully, I call my dogs weird names too. The most used are Liliah-Loo (for Delilah) and Abba-Doo (for Abigail).
As for my human baby, I most often call him Bug (I also call the dogs this). Sometimes Moops (like a cow goes moo but put a "p" at the end). Or I call him Weirdo or Silly. I've tried to cut down on Weirdo in public.
Last Edit: Jun 16, 2016 15:01:23 GMT -5 by BookishMomma
Me (37) + DH (39) BFP #1: DS born July 2011 BFPs #2,3,4,5: Four losses from Nov 2013-Nov 2014. Yeah, that sucked. BFP #6: 1/5/15 - Rainbow baby boy born 9/16/15
Since we're including dog nicknames: Danger Danger Dog Shep/Sheppa Sheep/Sheepa - so yes, if my name was actually txSHEEP it would still be appropriate
So many. There's a butt theme. This girl poops 3-4 times a day. Because why not. We have prunes baby food just sitting in our fridge being wasted because I dare not give her something that'll make her poop more.
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