Dictionary Baby

What are some words he says that we haven't mentioned? It's been a while since I did a listing and this kid learns words like nobody's bidness.

He still says "Momo" and "Popo" (those are his Villarreal great-grandparents) when he pretends to talk on the phone or sometimes just because. He uses "Popo" to mean a bunch of things--video chatting, some pictures of tigers and the home phone. I think it might mean "communicating with family" or just "family" to him except for the tiger stuff. I have no idea what that means except that he has always, always liked tigers. I have been trying to find him a baby safe tiger toy he can nap with since he was very small and they just don't make those. All the soft tiger toys I've found are ugly and not baby safe.



More words (sorry for any repeats):

pee pee

kitty

eye

nose
shoe
me
my

one, two, twee (two is always like his drawn out "choo" twoooooo! going up at the end.)

doll

toy

ball
matthew (he tends to drop the "M")
vanna for savannah
anna for Brianna
cheese
dee dee for Deitri
thank you (he's actually been saying this for months, off and on. it's sporadic and rare but he does say it here and there)
down
up
Mario (This is the latest, within the last two or three days--there is a lot of Super Mario stuff in his room and in our house in general. He loves Mario.)

I you (i believe this is him saying "i love you" and it's often a very cute song, like last week he was singing "Popo, Momo, Popo, Popo, I you! I you! I you!" in the Target parking lot.)

He's also doing more simple sentences besides "I you," like he'll say "go outside" when he wants to go in the backyard "Where's daddy?" or "My Mario." He will also string words together in not that awesome but still understandable sentences, like "Up, doll" when he wants a doll from the shelf, or "Cheese, no" when he doesn't want the damn cheese you're trying to feed him. "No" will usually be accompanied by him wiping his mouth with the back of his hand. Just so you understand he really, really means "no."