Ohh. Kay.

Okay. That's currently Carolyn's favorite word. But her pronunciation makes it more into two words than one. A very slowly expressed two words. Ohh. Kay. For example:

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(at daycare - Carolyn getting out more toys before putting away the blocks)
Sandy: Carolyn, you need to pick up the blocks.
Carolyn: Ohh. Kay.

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(after daycare - Carolyn trying to get into the Easter candy)
Carolyn: Candy.
Me: No, not until after dinner.
Carolyn: Ohh. Kay.

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(before dinner)
Me: Girls, come in. It's time for dinner.
Girls in unison: Noooo. (lots of running and scattering)
Me: If you eat your dinner, you can watch a movie.
Carolyn: Ohh. Kay.

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(at dinner)
Carolyn: Done.
Me: You need to drink your milk.
Carolyn: Ohh. Kay.

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It's quite nice. She's two and it seems that most two-year-olds have a favorite word that is quite the opposite of okay.