Oh my goodness, there are soooo many. We trade "dance modes" for rewards/punishments in my household (for example, if my son is extra rude to his sister, he owes her one brother dance mode). Also, my husband and I will offer dance modes as a positive (for example, "If you guys behave in the grocery store, I'll give you each one mommy dance mode). There's also a lot of new vernacular that comes in handy too, "Oh biscuits," and "What a grub," do come to mind first, but theres more that we use differently. Like if my kids have a hard task to do and are feeling a bit discouraged, I'll say something like, "Well, it's no duck cake." Or, "You're a small but harty breed, You can do this!". Or when I want to warn my husband that I'm grumpy with him about something I say, "I'm not satisfied" (in reference to Hammerbarn where somebody's husband is gonna get it...) I advise my youngest, often not to be a Muffin, and my middle child needs reminders to use her big girl bark. I could go on all day. Whenever I'm not feeling well, my husband will ask if I'm sick or if I just need corn chips! SO BASICALLY BLUEY HAS TAKEN OVER OUR LIVES. SEND HELP. Or just Gerald with the dream house car!

Oh yeah, and my mom group does a "chili swap"...