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    noises and baby talk - DS9?
    #53381 08/23/09 09:20 PM
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    My DS9 makes lots of farting noises with his mouth and frequently talks babyish. It drives me crazy. I'm concerned he is going to bring this behavior in to school. The kids might think he is strange. Any advise????


    (sorry - I don't know a better way to explain the noises)
    Re: noises and baby talk - DS9?
    onthegomom #53383 08/23/09 11:47 PM
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    we get those here too onthegomom and I'm equally being driven insane by it' especially the baby talk.

    Sometimes the baby talk comes when he's feeling out of his comfort zone and thinks humour (because he thinks its funny) will help him out.

    I feel your frustration

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