This is not the same as "baby talk" (e.g. momma me is hungwy).
Another language form is "telegraphic" speech, any early form of speaking that leaves out articles and modifiers (e.g. "car is yellow" "go see train").
Childishness in communication is subjective, but can be displayed in speech by a lack of sophisticated reasoning, in that observations may be facile and suggestions may be impractical.
Examples :
Stating that a rule is unfair simply because it disadvantages the minor child.
A pouting complaint or a refusal to go to school.
Insisting that a sibling always gets preferential treatment.
have a nice long talk
No, "childish" is not a prefix. It is an adjective that means behaving in an immature or naive way, typically associated with children.
Yes; here are a few definitions of it to show you:chatter: speak (about unimportant matters) rapidly and incessantlyprate: idle or foolish and irrelevant talksilly, childish, talk; babble; to talk incessantly and in a childish manner; to babbleAs you can see, 'unimportant matters', 'childish manner', which often has neg connatations, 'foolish', 'irrelavant' etc.
Poptropica but it's childish and you can't talk freely.
She has heard about something that didn't make her happy with you, or you might have said something wrong. Or someone told her not to talk to you. It's childish, let her go.
he cries
"Toto" could be a childish way of saying "dad."
Okaachan (in a sort of "childish" way like "mama" is kind of childish)Haha is also a more informal word for mother similar to "mama" while Okaasan is an honorific way to say "mother."
no you won't be clever if you are childish.
First, figure out why they are talking about you and your family. The best way honestly, is to just ask them. If it is a childish reason, then seriously, no one will care or listen to this person. Don't be afraid or worried about these people.
May be because they think cartoons are too childish to be talked about
I have to admit that I can get very childish about signs sometimes. my brother is very childish.