bf talking babies - what does yours call it?

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Did your los come up with words for bf'ing themselves, or did you introduce a 'suitable' word?

Ds (15 months) is just getting to grips with words - so far we have 'ball', 'bird' and 'car' (all the important things in life covered then...). Now he has started batting at my breasts and looking at me and making an enquiring 'eh?' sound.... I say 'milk' , but he doesn't seem to believe me. I don't really want him shouting 'boob' (or 'bitty'), but I think he's asking me what to say. Any ideas would be great.

'milk' is fine, or 'milk from mummy'

oh and getting them to say 'please' as well is quite nice

Milk is fine. Although ds also thinks my breasts are "milks".

lol at 'milks'

'Please' would be a great improvement on batting me on the chest, that's for sure! Will have to encourage mmmm sounds for milks

dd came up with 'nah' herself.

now then came up with 'nicky' her best pronounciation of 'milky' as her speech is just slowly coming.

the other day each time before latching on she also said 'taa mummy'

DD2 calls it boo-boo or makes this excited little laughing sound.

Ds calls my breasts 'Barbaras'. Thinks it is hysterically funny. No idea where it came from! (Gave up b/f when he was 7mos but thought the name might be helpful. Unless your name is Barbara, of course...)

DS1 at age about 3 referred to breasts as "snacks" due to my saying "Just going to give DS2 a snack" so many times.

Actually that is quite yucky.

Dd2 says her version of milk, which would be impossible to type. Don't think ds1 and ds2 called it anything - we just worked on instinct.
Dd1, however, started calling it dardar, which she then changed to titty (thanks dp) and used to shriek for it on buses .

'Mummy's milk' here. And 'mmmm that;s yummy' when she's finished

pmsl edam, barbaras?! that is hilarious

"yummy mummys milk"

Now she is no longer bfing and nearly 3.. she got my manual pump the other days and was shouting... "Mum... wheres my Milk?!!!" whilst pumping like mad against herself!

"nummies"

DS called it 'Mummy milk' and referred to my breasts as 'milks' - cows milk was 'kitchen milk'

ds2 bizarrely called my boobs 'crumble' - he kept going on about liking crumble for ages before I twigged he didn't mean apple!
no idea where that came from

yesterday morning dd, age2.3, popped off after having her morning milk and said:

"best booby in the world mummy"

made me smile for the rest of the day

dd called mine didi. still does, though i stopped feeding her 6 months ago when she was 18 months. she does still try to latch on though, & likes to twiddle my nipples. and her own .

ds2 calls it ju-baba
Started as baba
then once he could say 'juice' it was juice baba
now it has morphed into ju-baba

He sometimes says mummy milk. He is very against sharing at the minute and even though ds1 hasnt had a breast feed since he was tiny, ds2 currently checks before he feeds: 'me jubaba. me no share ju baba my ds1. MY jubaba. no SHARE jubaba'

it also tastes of raspberries apparently

oh yes - we alsohave
'me no like moo milk me like jubaba. ds2 have moo milk me no like moo milk. ds1 no like jubaba'...

he is very cute

ds (2.1) calls it mama milk. (And after he's had one he always wants the 'other one'). He calls my breasts, well, 'breasts'.

lol popsycal, he sounds cute - did you get him his lello shoes yet?

dd used to say "sides!" when she wanted a feed. She got it from me saying "let's swap sides"

DS (2.11) calls it "Booby Milk" & "Boobies"....although lately he has taken to coming up to me & saying "Mummy I need you" when he wants a feed which I absolutely love

dd2 is 14 months and just starting to talk, she has started patting my breasts and making little sucking noises to let me know. DD1 calls them 'mummy bot-bot' (mummy bottle) as she knows it's milk like her bottle of milk. But I'm not sure I fancy dd2 asking for her bot-bot! I'm been repeating 'milk' to her a lot and she is definatively listening. I also ask her 'would you like this?' and she nods which is cute. I have to say it's one of the joys of extended breastfeeding that dd is starting to be able to tell me when she wants it, although I'm sure they'll be times when I wish otherwise!