| A: | Honey, the baby is up again. |
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| B: | It's your turn! I went last night. |
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| A: | Fine! Hello widdle baby! Why are you crying widdle baby? Oh, I see, you made a doo-doo! |
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| B: | What's going on hun? Why is the baby crying? |
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| A: | The widdle baby made a doo -doo! |
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| B: | What a good boy! Lets get this icky diaper off you. |
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| A: | Looky what I have here! Mickey Mouse jammies! oopsie-daisy! Did the widdle baby just tinkle all over daddy? |
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| B: | Yes he did! Yes he did! You just made a wee wee all over daddy! |
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| A: | Hold still while I change this yucky diaper. |
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| C: | What going on in here? |
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| A: | Oh look it's nana! Say hi to nana! |
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| C: | He's so adorable! I could just eat him up! |
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| A: | Ok, say bye to nana! Time to go beddy - bye! |
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| doo-doo | common noun, singular | solid waste discharged from body (informal) |
| up | Adjective | awake |
| your turn | phrase | an opportunity or responsibility to do something |
| widdle | Adjective | little (baby talk) |
| icky | Adjective | gross, disgusting (baby talk) |
| diaper | common noun, singular | a piece of cloth used as underwear that holds body waste |
| jammies | common noun, plural | pajamas (informal) |
| tinkle | principle verb, present simple | to urinate (informal) |
| wee wee | common noun, singular | urine (informal) |
| hold still | principle verb, imperative | don't move |
| yucky | Adjective | gross, disgusting (informal) |
| nana | common noun, singular | grandma (informal) |
| I could just eat (something) up | phrase | to enjoy something greatly (informal) |
| beddy-bye | principle verb, infinitive | go to sleep (informal) |
| oopsie-daisy | Interjection | oops; (an informal interjection when a mistake is |