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Cherika Mazaya

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Photo by Cherika Mazaya on July 25, 2026.
Photo by Cherika Mazaya on July 25, 2026.
Photo by Cherika Mazaya on July 25, 2026.
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Posted On: July 25th 2026, 08:21 am
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Happy 18 mo old

There is some babies words:

Daddy
Bunda
Jai! (Grandpa)
Abuuu (kabuur)
Aman
Udah
Mau
Guk guk
Babbu (ball/ballon)
Ndak
Bee
Gi (again)
Guu (Grandma)
Miauw
Guk guk
Babababa (sheep)
Ddaaaa (horse)
Bubububu (towel)
Habibi
Aamiin
Too (love you too)

Anything else, that i forget mybe 😅

#18mo #baby #cute

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