Wake up in the morning with my butt in the sky
What begins as a babble turns into a fake cry
Thank you for noticing that I’m not very dry
Boong Boong Yah
Walk down the hallway and what do I see
All my toys and animals staring back at me
Man, I am SO loving my infancy
Boong Boong Yah
Hanging with my friends is my favorite thing to do
Hi Dolly Hi Kitty and Hi Pengie too
I am so happy to be with all of you
Boong Boong Yah
Playing with my toys is fun and neat
But my rumbling tummy says it’s time to eat
What’s that What’s that Is that a treat
Boong Boong Yah Boong Boong Yah
After a long day of playing and lots of snacks
There is only one sound that has the power to distract
The garage door opening means that Mama and Dada are back
Boong Boong Yah Boong Boong Yah Boong Boong Yah
Note: Although it’s not one of the dozens of words and phrases that Emma has learned to say from one of us, the self-coined and oft-uttered phrase “Boong Boong Yah” means give that to me, please.
At least that’s what we think it means.
The Adventures of ALS Boy 
I’m waiting for this to be set to rap music š
Hi Jason,
The first thing I did was open your website and read the blog that says Boong Boong Yah, I laughed and laughed. We had such a great time with her and now Ameer and Nana are all day saying Boong Yah!
Looking forward to seeing all of you this weekend.
OMG….I am so jealous I missed that! Emma is sooo cute!