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Boy Or Gal?
7 CommentsHow do you teach your child the difference between boy or gal? I was having that trouble and put it off until they understand. However yesterday I found that Tim can really differentiate who is boy and who is gal. Really, I donβt know how he learnt it. Emily is still struggling with it.
Mummy: Daddy
Tim: Boy
Mummy:Mummy
Tim: Gal
Mummy:Timothy
Tim: Boy
Mummy: Emily
Tim: Gal
Mummy: Mickey Mouse
Tim: Boy
Mummy:Minnie Mouse
Tim: Gal
Mummy:Pinocchio
Tim: Boy
Mummy: Peter Pan
Tim: Boy
Mummy:Wendy
Tim: Gal
Mummy:Genie (in Aladdin)
Tim: Boy
Mummy: Gu Ma
Tim: Gal
Mummy: Gu Cheong
Tim: Boy
Mummy: Por Por
Tim: GalAs for Emily: I am a gal, kor kor is a boy, papa is a man and mummy is a woman.
Emily: Mickey mouse is a gal.
Mummy:Mickey is a boy.
Emily: No Mickey is a boy.
Mummy:Minnie mouse is a gal but Mickey is a boy.
Emily: Mickey is a boy. *want to cry*
Mummy: Tomorrow you ask papa whether Mickey is a boy or gal. *if I go on, she will sure cry*
Emily: OK. Emily is a gal.
Mummy: Yes.
7 Responses to “Boy Or Gal?”
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huisia said on April 5th, 2007 at 6:23 pm
I didn’t teach jo, but so far he’s ok..i think they will ready by the time comes..
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sue said on April 5th, 2007 at 10:49 pm
Hmm… perhaps they’ll learn eventually? Coz when they start scholing sure pandai oredi wan..
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jazzmint said on April 6th, 2007 at 1:41 am
haha poor mickey LOL…i think they’ll earn later, no worries.
mine so far pretty distinctive. Even on tv she sees old man she says kong kong
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Vien said on April 6th, 2007 at 2:53 am
Wah, Emily’s vocab is more sophisticated..at least she know papa is a man and mama is a woman.
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admin said on April 6th, 2007 at 8:31 am
Vien: Not really lah, we teach her and she can pick it up fast. But not sure whether she understands it. :think:
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Allyfeel said on April 6th, 2007 at 10:04 am
Interesting conversations. π
My son – mommy, quick (while changing pants) later the girls see, shame. They will learn eventually.
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Zara can tell me the difference as well.. a girl or a boy.. Even when we see long haired man on the street.. I asked her if he’s a girl, she’ll tell me, “no lar.. boy”.
I don’t know how she knows that though.. π
