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toddler repeating things over and over and OVER?

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LoveBeingMrsT
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toddler repeating things over and over and OVER?

my ds (20 months) says things over and over again like a million times.
like "i want..... please", "Bailey (dog) go eat bone", "balls in the tunnel", i always say yes, there are balls in the tunnel or respond to what he says but he just keeps repeating it over and over. it makes me batty!

is this normal for his age? when does it stop?

thanks!

Posted 1/29/09 2:17 PM
 
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Re: toddler repeating things over and over and OVER?

ugg you too.. our DS says "Daddy......Daddy......Daddy.....Daddy....you get the drift over and over meanwhile we are saying "Yes?"he repeats other thing over and over. I think its a stage. Our DS is older (2) he was talking fine then this. Soooo annoying!

Posted 1/29/09 2:39 PM
 

wannabemom
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Re: toddler repeating things over and over and OVER?

I think all toddlers do that... is it annoying? uh, no... or something Chat Icon Chat Icon

can't wait until that phase Chat Icon

Posted 1/29/09 2:44 PM
 

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Re: toddler repeating things over and over and OVER?

You mean like "Elmo mo, Elmo mo, Elmo mo, Elmo mo...." all day long?
I think it's just as normal as it is annoying Chat Icon

It is cute though....for the first 5 minutes.

Posted 1/29/09 2:49 PM
 

smdl
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Re: toddler repeating things over and over and OVER?

Does it say it appropriately or just randomly without the real meaning behind it? For example does he say the same sentence/words while reading books, eating, etc... when it's not what he should be saying?

Posted 1/29/09 2:54 PM
 

babymakes3
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Re: toddler repeating things over and over and OVER?

My daughter went through a phase like that around that age.

One time, I told her there were people in the buildings when we were looking out our window. She kept saying "people burning" over and over again. I think she was trying to perfect her saying of it. Chat Icon

Posted 1/29/09 3:33 PM
 

LoveBeingMrsT
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Re: toddler repeating things over and over and OVER?

Posted by smdl

Does it say it appropriately or just randomly without the real meaning behind it? For example does he say the same sentence/words while reading books, eating, etc... when it's not what he should be saying?



it's always appropriate. it's like he's so excited to be able to say what he wasnts to that he just keeps repeating it. don't get me wrong, i'm thrilled that he's talking so much but this repeating can get old and i want to make sure it's "normal".

Posted 1/29/09 4:19 PM
 

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Re: toddler repeating things over and over and OVER?

Message edited 11/23/2011 1:53:28 PM.

Posted 1/29/09 4:26 PM
 

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Re: toddler repeating things over and over and OVER?

wow...20 months and he's saying 5 word sentences. Chat Icon

Posted 1/29/09 4:29 PM
 

LoveBeingMrsT
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Re: toddler repeating things over and over and OVER?

Posted by pmpkn087

wow...20 months and he's saying 5 word sentences. Chat Icon



usually 3-4 sentences unless he adds a 'mommy' or a 'please' in there. he knows lots of phrases and just adds the appropriate word into the phrase. i love hearing him talk but sometimes he just doesn't stop!



Posted 1/29/09 11:21 PM
 

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Re: toddler repeating things over and over and OVER?

this reminded me of a time we took dave's 2 nephews' to dorney park (a 45 minute drive) and his younger nephew - maybe 4 at the time kept SINGING, 'EASTER BUNNY'S COMING TONIGHT'.

I kid you not - he sung this no less than 200 times... Dave & I still joke about it....(keep in mind - this was in August)...

Posted 1/29/09 11:34 PM
 

smdl
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Re: toddler repeating things over and over and OVER?

Posted by LoveBeingMrsT

Posted by smdl

Does it say it appropriately or just randomly without the real meaning behind it? For example does he say the same sentence/words while reading books, eating, etc... when it's not what he should be saying?



it's always appropriate. it's like he's so excited to be able to say what he wasnts to that he just keeps repeating it. don't get me wrong, i'm thrilled that he's talking so much but this repeating can get old and i want to make sure it's "normal".



I would not worry about it then. I know you are not happy with the SLP so I can't recommend talking to her/him. That would be the person I would ask.

Posted 1/30/09 10:00 AM
 

LoveBeingMrsT
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Re: toddler repeating things over and over and OVER?

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Posted by smdl

Does it say it appropriately or just randomly without the real meaning behind it? For example does he say the same sentence/words while reading books, eating, etc... when it's not what he should be saying?



it's always appropriate. it's like he's so excited to be able to say what he wasnts to that he just keeps repeating it. don't get me wrong, i'm thrilled that he's talking so much but this repeating can get old and i want to make sure it's "normal".



I would not worry about it then. I know you are not happy with the SLP so I can't recommend talking to her/him. That would be the person I would ask.



exactly why i asked on here instead.Chat Icon i'm hopefully getting a new slp soon. oh and i am taking my ds to the city on wed. to see a feeding specialist ($450)and getting a huge eval done where she'll help with all of his feeding issues. i'll let you know how it goes!

Posted 1/30/09 2:31 PM
 

smdl
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Re: toddler repeating things over and over and OVER?

Posted by LoveBeingMrsT

Posted by smdl

Posted by LoveBeingMrsT

Posted by smdl

Does it say it appropriately or just randomly without the real meaning behind it? For example does he say the same sentence/words while reading books, eating, etc... when it's not what he should be saying?



it's always appropriate. it's like he's so excited to be able to say what he wasnts to that he just keeps repeating it. don't get me wrong, i'm thrilled that he's talking so much but this repeating can get old and i want to make sure it's "normal".



I would not worry about it then. I know you are not happy with the SLP so I can't recommend talking to her/him. That would be the person I would ask.



exactly why i asked on here instead.Chat Icon i'm hopefully getting a new slp soon. oh and i am taking my ds to the city on wed. to see a feeding specialist ($450)and getting a huge eval done where she'll help with all of his feeding issues. i'll let you know how it goes!



Holly Cow!!! $$$$$ I hope it's a GOOD feeding speciaslist. Good luck!

Posted 1/30/09 2:55 PM
 

LoveBeingMrsT
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Re: toddler repeating things over and over and OVER?

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Posted by LoveBeingMrsT

Posted by smdl

Posted by LoveBeingMrsT

Posted by smdl

Does it say it appropriately or just randomly without the real meaning behind it? For example does he say the same sentence/words while reading books, eating, etc... when it's not what he should be saying?



it's always appropriate. it's like he's so excited to be able to say what he wasnts to that he just keeps repeating it. don't get me wrong, i'm thrilled that he's talking so much but this repeating can get old and i want to make sure it's "normal".



I would not worry about it then. I know you are not happy with the SLP so I can't recommend talking to her/him. That would be the person I would ask.



exactly why i asked on here instead.Chat Icon i'm hopefully getting a new slp soon. oh and i am taking my ds to the city on wed. to see a feeding specialist ($450)and getting a huge eval done where she'll help with all of his feeding issues. i'll let you know how it goes!



Holly Cow!!! $$$$$ I hope it's a GOOD feeding speciaslist. Good luck!



we are desperate! she sounds amazing though. i'd pay every cent that i had to get this kid to stop vomitting his food.Chat Icon

Posted 1/30/09 4:26 PM
 

dawnygirl25
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Re: toddler repeating things over and over and OVER?

omg...Aly has started this lately!!Chat Icon Chat Icon Chat Icon DRIVES ME NUTS!

Posted 1/30/09 8:03 PM
 
 

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