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- Story Listed as: Fiction For Adults
- Theme: Family & Friends
- Subject: Childhood / Youth
- Published: 02/03/2021
No, No, No Baby Girl
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No, no no; don’t touch the stove
Papa said to his adventurous tot
Don’t want baby to burn her hands
The stove gets really hot
No, no, no; don’t stand on grandpa’s shoe
He’s busy cooking breakfast
Stand on them later while we do a little dance
My beautiful, talented lass
No, no, no that’s awfully hot
Let’s blow on it to make it cool
Then you can try to eat all by yourself
And make your tummy full
No, no, no; that’s your brother’s drink
For now, yours must have a lid
Someday you’ll be a big girl
I know it's hard to be a kid
No, no, no; that’s icky dear
To get in the kitty’s litter box
Why not sit on the floor with me
And play with your building blocks
Mustn’t play in the bathroom my sweet
You’re still in diapers for now
Mom and dad will get a special seat
And, teach their little girl how
Yeses will come, it just takes time
It will all pass very, very fast
With school and play dates and so much more
Then you’ll be a big girl at last
It takes time to grow into the things that will come
So you’ll start out on a cute little trike
You’ll get bigger and bigger every day
Someday you’ll ride a big girl bike
Yes, yes, yes; climb up Grandpa Mountain
It’s hard to get all the way up there
He’ll pull you up the rest of the way
To cuddle in his big stuffed chair
Yes, yes, yes! Play with your Tinker Toys
Use your imagination; have a good time
Build a race car or even a rocket ship
Run around and pretend it flies!
Yes! Grow into a beautiful young woman
Be strong, healthy, and glad
Make your mom and dad so proud
But, at the same time a little bit sad
So parents, make sure there are plenty of yeses
To balance out the no, no, nos
Encourage, support and watch over them
And see them grow, grow, grow!
No, No, No Baby Girl(John Filkins)
No, no no; don’t touch the stove
Papa said to his adventurous tot
Don’t want baby to burn her hands
The stove gets really hot
No, no, no; don’t stand on grandpa’s shoe
He’s busy cooking breakfast
Stand on them later while we do a little dance
My beautiful, talented lass
No, no, no that’s awfully hot
Let’s blow on it to make it cool
Then you can try to eat all by yourself
And make your tummy full
No, no, no; that’s your brother’s drink
For now, yours must have a lid
Someday you’ll be a big girl
I know it's hard to be a kid
No, no, no; that’s icky dear
To get in the kitty’s litter box
Why not sit on the floor with me
And play with your building blocks
Mustn’t play in the bathroom my sweet
You’re still in diapers for now
Mom and dad will get a special seat
And, teach their little girl how
Yeses will come, it just takes time
It will all pass very, very fast
With school and play dates and so much more
Then you’ll be a big girl at last
It takes time to grow into the things that will come
So you’ll start out on a cute little trike
You’ll get bigger and bigger every day
Someday you’ll ride a big girl bike
Yes, yes, yes; climb up Grandpa Mountain
It’s hard to get all the way up there
He’ll pull you up the rest of the way
To cuddle in his big stuffed chair
Yes, yes, yes! Play with your Tinker Toys
Use your imagination; have a good time
Build a race car or even a rocket ship
Run around and pretend it flies!
Yes! Grow into a beautiful young woman
Be strong, healthy, and glad
Make your mom and dad so proud
But, at the same time a little bit sad
So parents, make sure there are plenty of yeses
To balance out the no, no, nos
Encourage, support and watch over them
And see them grow, grow, grow!
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Mary Eileen Callan
02/03/2021Love the idea of making rhymes about the everyday kids idea of fun.
Happy poetry.
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Gail Moore
02/03/2021Love it, don't we use the word No a lot.
Grandkids are very special, no is our way of being very protective of them.
Well done!
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