BUBS

[PerryCombover]

Seriously? Bubs? seriously?

I can think of very few ways to describe a child that are less annoying than Bubs,AIBU?

packed up at lil man

I used to use bubs for an unborn baby. Don't anymore

Ds is called 'Mr Mr' or 'Cranky Franky' when he is having a bad day. Franky isn't his name btw.

mr mr is interesting

cranky franky

I've just seen a "Hubs".

I like to be different

Hubs, oh dear

hubs?! oh my!

what is wrong with these people?

I wonder if OP saw my thread on the pregnancy board or I am just being paranoid. I use the term bubs once in a while now but its because I am only 6 months pregnant and my LO has no name yet. It's just easier sometimes. But I never say it in real life, it would sound completely wierd to me to say it out loud.

And when the bubs is no longer a baby they graduate to little man [vom]

Sorry Perry. Had to be said.

no i didn't..if I had I would have been mean there and then

~Hubby is mildly less annoying than bubs.
Hubby would bring me out in a slight rash, bubs tends to make my face and tongue swell.

DS is occasionally Small Man. DH is Bug Man.

It make my teeth bleed to hear Mister Man at all ever.

[bleurgh]

I've also recently heard "sexy little man"

to a child you understand

That's not good!

I hope Mr Mr doesn't fall into the same category Chaos!

take these broken wings-

Oh I had no idea there was a band

I call my ds Bub.

Short for Beelzebub. Little sod he is.

Lil man makes me die inside a little bit.

I have someone on facebook who insists on writing boak worthy statements about her gawjus kids.

I mean, what the actual fuck

I prefer hubby to DH ("darling husband" - really???). I have no objection to bubs.

I am tolerance, me.

Round here we get "BUBBA" yuck! yuck! yuck!

Yes, it's less annoying when you're American. :o It's mostly a Southern thing, so I don't hear it a lot where I live, but one boy I went to school with was exclusively called Bubba. I have to rack my brain to think of his real name...I think it was Erik? :) It's like a pet name for the boys in the family. It comes from "brother."

My friend calls her husband 'babba'. It makes me feel physically sick. PHYSICALLY SICK.