Anonymous wrote:I thought you meant that little chair for kids that can't sit up, what is that called, a Boppo or something?
Anonymous wrote:For the PP with the Puerto Rican husband. Bobo means dummy or fool not mute in Spanish, so it has nothing to do with the pacifier hindering speech but with pacifiers, I assume, dumbing kids. Not a particularly nice was of putting it IMHO. Pacifier is nicer...
Anonymous wrote:It's a bottom, or even butt. I will except rear end or even hiney, although it's not my favorite. My DD daycare teacher calls it her bobo, so now my daughter does and it makes me cringe. I literally hate the word.
Anonymous wrote:For the PP with the Puerto Rican husband. Bobo means dummy or fool not mute in Spanish, so it has nothing to do with the pacifier hindering speech but with pacifiers, I assume, dumbing kids. Not a particularly nice was of putting it IMHO. Pacifier is nicer...
Anonymous wrote:Bobo is old-school slang for generic or off-brand, to me.
DH and I still use it occasionally tongue-in-cheek.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We said that because my husband is Puerto Rican. It means mute and the Puerto Ricans use it to describe pacifiers, since they can inhibit a kid's ability to speak.
OP said her DC uses it for her butt, not her pacifier. FTR, pacifiers do not inhibit speech.