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No, you sit Mummy. You sit Daddy

by Sushania Lindsay
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Published
Mar 2013
Language
English
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This is a story about a little girl named Rickelsha. She was about one - two years old when she was telling her mum and dad, "no you sit mummy and you sit daddy." That was whenever she was getting over the top, her mum and dad would tell her "sit down Rickelsha," and Rickelsha would reply "no, you sit mummy" or "you sit daddy."

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PublishedMar 8, 2013
ISBN-101481721445
ISBN-139781481721448
LanguageEnglish

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