Well duh…
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How the **** would the baby know your name? Do you sit with it all day saying your name over and over?
if you don't know anything about child development don't comment!
Have you considered that the babysitter's name might be "Waaah"? People name their kids all sorts of weird shit these days.
She probably does. I've heard people talk to babies saying shit like "Now Casey is going to watch a movie with you. Casey is going to put you to bed. Go asleep for Casey. Good baby" a lot of people talk to babies in the third person so they start speaking that way.
Could very well be more than one kid and the other kid calls OP by their name all the time.
I feel bad for the baby. Now he/she will be stuck getting use to another person until this happens again.
My thoughts exactly. So long as the parent(s) have that schedule, this will happen with every babysitter or nanny. At this point, that kid might even feel like it was taken from its parent, since almost every last one of its waking hours was spent with OP.
The babysitter is doing everything right. Up to 2/3 years children will not know what you mean when saying "I", "me" etc. But they recognize names (and mommy, daddy and so on). Instinctively parents and other caretakers will speak in the third person with a child "Come to mommy...daddy will change your diaper...Casey will give you a bottle". So the mother is too damn stupid. The babysitter/nanny here is doing a good job talking to the child a lot.
Damn these are really insecure parents...
This made its way over to IFummy as a meme. Good job!
A baby's first word is usually just a shorthand for 'person who feeds me'. It's why my mom got called 'num-nums' by all my siblings until they could figure out what people were. On the other hand, if that's the baby's first word, you did good.
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Anonymous is a pretty impressive first word for a baby! Sucks about the job though...
I feel bad for the baby. Now he/she will be stuck getting use to another person until this happens again.