toddler-speak

my 2 1/2 year old toddler is now fully conversant. it's a treat to have complete conversations with her, although it does require some "translation" at times. here are translations of some of my toddler's chatter:

• "refrigilator" = refrigerator
• "eleventeen" = eleven
• "pie-brow" = eyebrow
• "bathing soup" = bathing suit
• "bup-bup" = butt
• "mo-kee-yo" = Pinocchio
• "pack-cack" = backpack
• "boops" = boobs
• "bandee" = bandaid
• "lellow" = yellow
• "chalk-skits" = chopsticks
• "new-gitz" = music
• "boo-berry" = blueberry
• "coonchalada" = ??? (we're still trying to figure out this one...she uses it interchangeably as a noun, verb and adjective)
  

then there are her expressions that...well, need no translation:

• "did I make a clogger?" - when flushing the poo from her little potty into the toilet
• "meenie-meenie-mynie-mo...catch a tiny-tiny-toe. my mama picks...YOU!" - her interpretation of "eenie-meenie-mynie-mo..."
• (while patting my butt) - "mama, do you have poos?"
• "do you have boogers?"
• "excuse me! did you fart?"
• "get out of my bupp, poo's" - when sitting on the potty to go #2
  

she seems to have a strange facination with bodily functions. but I suppose she had to learn that somewhere...clearly she learned it from her daddy :-)