"All Done" => Sadly this doesn't actually mean that she is done with her food. If she says this she should be asked if she is actually "all done" or if she want "mo" (more). If she says "all done" a second time then meal time is over
"mo" => More
"jus" (juice) => All different fluids. E.g. "mo jus" => More milk needed "ches" (cheese) => All different edible solids
"Bye bye" => Important to know that this not only means "bye bye, have fun" but it also means "you go bye bye and leave me alone so that I can crawl into the fireplace"
"Na na nah naaaahhh" => Means "no way jose" pretty much. For example if you are letting her push the stroller at the mall for fun, and you try to touch to stroller to keep her from steering it into a wall you might get a very offended "na na nah naaaahh" until you take your hand off and let her drive
"da" => Means "yes." Also means that my daughter is an cold war era Bond villian apparently.
"e ah e ah e ah" => "E I E I O" from Old McDonald had a farm. The only song lyrics that she knows now, although I am working on the fast bits from "It's the end of the world as we know it"
"Ahhh oohhhh" => Used for both accidental (falling down while trying to run to fast) and intentional (dumping out a box of goldfish on the floor) incidents
"puf" (ruff) => The noise a doggie makes (used to apply to all four legged creatures, but is now getting more specific
"dank" => Our other animal noise. It's a combo of "quack" and "duck" and is used for most birds
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