LOL! We have a similar issue with our youngest, although not quite as bad. Our 2.5 year old is obssessed with robots which he calls "bongs". (We have two iRobot robots that vacuum and mop our floors.) So, when we are out and about he'll say to me. "Bong. Where did it go?" or "Where did it go? Papa Bong." :-)
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