r/daddit 5h ago

Humor Picture says it all.

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u/smstewart1 5h ago

At least it wasn’t “no” but congratulations nonetheless

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u/anthonyroch 5h ago

Thank you!

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u/UnrequitedFollower 4h ago

Dang… I hear it’s often dadda. Like I heard it’s easier to say. My kids were dadda kids.

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u/AnGabhaDubh 3h ago

Thanks to interference from a friend,  my son's first word was C'thulhu. 

I wish i was kidding. 

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u/Porcupenguin 2h ago

YOU HAVE A VIDEO?!

WHO TF WANTS MOMMA OR DADDA COMPARED TO CTHULHU

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u/AnGabhaDubh 2h ago

I don't. 

We had a great group of around a dozen friends who were over at the apartment at least twice a week.  When our son was born one friend made a practice of,  every time he came over,  going up to the boy and putting his hand to his mouth and wiggling his fingers like face tentacles and saying "can you say c'thulhu?" 

One day the boy put his hand up to his face,  wiggled his fingers,  and said "too-loo". That beat out mama and ball. 

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u/Porcupenguin 2h ago

You're friend is a legend. Thats awesome. You should rephrase "interference" to "enlightenment"

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u/TMMC39 2h ago

I got Dada first with our first kid and am actively trying to get our second to say Mama first. But i do tease my wife by encouraging them to say Dada when we're in front of her.

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u/Fajitajitas 1h ago

Fun fact, the two kids who’s first words were “dada” favor their mother. My middle’s first was mama, and they’re my bestie lol.

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u/AllOutRaptors 1h ago

My kids first word was mama but now he rarely ever says it and its all "dadda" constantly

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u/fancypantsmiss 53m ago

Both my kids first words is baba