More Parker-isms

Dugga-doo

I sing "The Grand old Duke of York" with the motions for Cecily, both kids love it.  When Parker wants me to do it again, we have this conversation:

Parker: Dunga doo, dunga doo

Mama: Dunga du dunga du.

Parker: No Mama, not dugga-doo, Dunga-DOO!

 

Is not working ... is better now.

Which has recently evolved to "is not working very well"

 

Jack & candle, Jack & Candle!

(...jack jumped over the candle stick)

 

It's true

The conversation goes like this:

Parker: Mama, what kids doing?

Mama: I don't know Parker, what are the kids doing?

Parker: Playing basketball

Mama: Are the kids playing basketball?

Parker: It's true.

 

Probably so

Similar conversation as above, but contextually accurate.  ...and probably is pronounced prah-bee.

 

I miss my sister

Parker & I were having dinner, just the two of us, since Keith was working & Cecily was sleeping and he said this.  He repeated it several times over the evening (and later days) and it's the cutest thing ever.  At least, until I realized that he's quoting a Sleep Country/Foster Kids commercial.

 

I missed you!

He says this to Keith most days when he gets home from work.  I don't believe that this one is stolen from a commercial.
 

 

Mama, where <insert family member's name> go?

I probably spend over an hour a day telling Parker that Daddy, Uncle Doug, & Auntie Kelly are at work, Kyla, Piper, & Fona are at school, Wesley is at home, etc.  We usually hit every member of the extended family several times in each conversation.

Whoopsie-daisy
This one's self-explanatory, but I have no idea where it came from.