Mimet

Depends on context? Do you say ‘in a minute’ regularly? Could be trying to say that. Is there a TV show that he might want to watch along those line, or a toy he wants to play with?

Or maybe a person?

I don't say in a minute, If I can't do something I say I need to xyz then I will do xyz with you.bhe only watches miss Rachel, and he doesn't have toys that make noises. I'm at a loss🤣

It’s so hard isn’t it 😂 I have no other ideas 🙈 My little boy has been saying something odd for a while, but we think he’s been saying ‘Uncle Reece’. Reece is his dad, but he’s around his cousins a lot who naturally say ‘Uncle Reece’, maybe it’s something like that?

@Bethany miss Rachel imitates the sound of frogs in some episodes. “Ribbet ribbet” my LO can’t say it and so he says mimet lol. Long shot but maybeee

Possibly ribbet. Could it be something they learned at nursery. Our LO regularly comes out with words me and my husband never say to her. Its so hard at this age to understand everything they are trying to tell you. If you LO understand the word help maybe ask them to show or point to what they want. We find this sometimes helps e.g if our LO drags us into the kitchen we know it’s likely food related, if she points to the TV we know it’s something she wants to watch