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E:09/07 Win a Pampers Easy Ups Boddler™ Bedtime pack
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Did they just make the word Boddler up lol?0
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KittyPryde wrote: »Did they just make the word Boddler up lol?
its older than a baby, but not yet a toddler! :rolleyes: Bit of an inbetweenie
Whatever happened to baby, child, adult
Jo x2007:£5181.09 2008: £6619.70 2009: £4284.49 2010: £5213.14 2011: £4980.62 2012: £3188.52
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KittyPryde wrote: »Did they just make the word Boddler up lol?
You could use it to enter that other "get your word in the dictionary" comp
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boddler :Boddler is the name we gave to our children when they were no longer really babies but were not quite toddlers either - i.e. when they had started moving about so getting into scrapes but not actually walking and toddling about. The advantage of the word is that if it is spoken forcibly it does come out as a good swear word.
First time I had heard that as well!0
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