Her wearing those shades like a boss makes it 100x funnier 🤣♥️

She said it PERFECTLY too! 🤣🤣🤣

@@jesussavedme7774 thug life moment :D

I know also how to say it " Suck it Juan".😁😁😁😁😁😁

She did! 😅😅😂😅😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅

Exactly

she knows how to say it,, she just doesn't want to 🤣🤣🤣🤣

I mean I can .. but what would I want to 🤣🤣🤣

Is this a real word?

@@ralitsavasileva4568 it’s a place in Canada

Yes I thought that was cute too , and it shows she is enjoying learning by the way she asks for a “fun phrase please Nana”. But then Frankie remembered a fun phrase herself “unique New York, New York unique “ brilliant. Then when she had enough “that’s all folks! Mum file my nails” lol

@@kimberly1567 she might actually be a gifted child they should have her tested for that 👍

@@supersonico9364 oh she is for sure a gifted child. Her and Stevie both.

Agreed.

Absolutely astounding. Franki you are special. Someday we mayhave the pleasure to see you run for president.

Oh please you don't think she has an iPad give me a break

Sorry **mom AND dad** - I didn’t say mom because of sexism or whatever, just that mom is the one we mostly see in videos explicitly teaching them.

@@hkgfrcngfhmiufbjjh51i think ur replying to the wrong comment

Wait till she is introduced to 'texting speak!!!'

Exactly! She asked for more! She loves it!🔥

I was just about to say this!!

Yes the two babies are defenatly gifted 100 per cent

True!

The biggest, most enormous thing is… stop talking baby talk to them as soon as they’re beginning to speak. They’re literally learning to speak *from listening the adults in their life speak,* and yet so many adults continue to speak to them in a way that normal adults don’t speak. If you mostly talk baby talk to them, they’ll talk baby talk to you. Have you ever heard your kid say a word that sounds ludicrously advanced and been like “what the heck, where did they learn that?“ The answer is “from hearing adults talk to each other when you didn’t know they were listening.” The biggest thing is to make them feel included in conversations and.. this is a big one… not to assume anything it too advanced. You have to first believe they CAN understand difficult words if exposed to them, and that they CAN learn to speak this eloquently at this age. Be expressive, sound things out, speak normally.. It’s insane people assume kids’ vocabulary is somehow limited when st that age they’re actually complete sponges, neuroplasticity through the freaking roof, way higher than adults, and it actually begins to *drop* significantly after like age 3-5 (when kids begin formal schooling). At age 3-5, kids can very easily become multilingual. It is insane how prone to learning they are. So… exposure, exposure, exposure, exposure. Read to them. Watch something other than baby tv with them. Talk to them. Do word games like this with them. The biggest motivator for speech for kids isn’t just engaging games or lessons though. It’s being able to communicate with adults. So communicate with them!

​@@hkgfrcngfhmiufbjjh51whilst every😅one is commenting, sometimes with incorrect , basic grammar, it would be so appropriate to call Franki a child, or girl. Kids are baby goats!

Seems a pretty reasonable response to me.