Can a baby speak Parseltongue?

[StressedWorriedSkye]

Yes, my husband finds it funny. But since our daughter turned five months old, she’s been making sounds that honestly sound like Parseltongue from Harry Potter. 🫣 Has anyone else experienced the same? She’s seven months old now.

You'd have to closely ssssssssssstudy what the child is ssssssssssaying in order to be ssssssssssure. Isssssssss there sssssssssomeone who could sssssssssit with you and lissssssssten to her ssssssssssoumds, as an independent witnesssssssssss? 🐍👅

Yes, of course they can.

Not really.

I just find this whole Harry Potter stuff really annoying and so I found OP relating her little ones lovely baby noises to it a bit of a shame.

🙄🙄

At least secondary school is sorted. A worry off your plate.

Well mine babbled incomprehensibly but quite earnestly. We used to say she was communicating with the mother ship.
Do you mean something like that?

What do you mean by Harry Potter stuff? The books?
What's annoying about Harry Potter? They're excellent children's books, my dc read them all, apart from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, which I didn't allow until year 4, by the end of year 2. We love the movies too. All good.

The OP is funny, no?

You don't have to push your misery on to everyone else.

I find when people are so po faced and serious it's a bit of a shame.

Thank you.
She didn’t watch it yet. 🤷‍♀️ I see people are sort of angry because of my post but I wrote it not because it’s funny. I just asked or anyone else had similar “speech.” I’m not that well experienced mother.

If she’s relating to harry potter it’s not exactly that is it.

Why, thank you 🫣

Yes and those kinds of people would definitely be lightheartedly posting on MN about it and comparing it to something on Harry Potter. Have you had a simultaneous common sense and sense of humour bypass?

What do you mean by 'this Harry Potter stuff'? You find a popular children's book series that's encouraged kids all across the world to read books 'really annoying'? Ok.

Oh my, I didn’t mean to stir up so much anger here. I was just asking whether anyone else had a similar experience. Sorry.
No matter what she says, she’s an adorable baby.❤️

husband votes for Slytherin 🫣

Thank you.

I suffer with ophidiophobia 🫣

Thank you for sharing it ☺️

😂

Thank you 🤣

My DD babbled non- stop at the age, but the sounds she used weren't just 'English' ones - the usual mumumum or dada type sounds. She seemed to manage sounds that sounded like French, and Welsh and all sorts. If you weren't really concentrating, it really sounded as though she was speaking in a foreign language that we didn't understand.
She started speaking properly at about 10 months and soon had a huge vocabulary. She's 21 now and hasn't really stopped talking since 😆

Make them back to her OP, she'll learn about the idea of taking turns in a conversation and it's a great way of bonding.

I'm very jealous, I'd love to have a wizard baby.

Thank you for sharing your experience ☺️

She makes sounds like ‘meee’ and ‘beee,’ but sometimes she looks you straight in the eyes, very serious, and something very ‘shapishhhh’ comes out 😄 I didn’t mean to make anyone angry here — I was just asking about other people’s experiences.