This little guy sounds like quite the charmer! Most youngsters love saying words like, “Mommy, or “Daddy,” but Kimora Lee Simmons and Djimon Hounsou‘s son Kenzo, 1, has a much more mature vocabulary. “His favorite word is ‘boobies…boobies and booty,” she told George Lopez on Lopez Tonight yesterday, Jan. 13. We think it’s hilarious that Kenzo’s already such a fan of the female figure. HollyMoms, what inappropriate things do your kids say?

Kimora is teaching Kenzo sign language!

The little man doesn’t just talk about women, but he’s been going after them! “He’s migrating to all of the girls,” Kimora, 35, says. “We just came back from vacation in Bora Bora…we were in the pool…and this hot chick…was taking off her cover up and Kenzo was looking across the pool and he says ‘boobies, boobies’ and he has on his water wings and he is going over to her and he just climbed up on her and she’s like ‘aww he is so cute’ and I’m like, what are we teaching him? He will end up like Charlie Sheen!”

This is just too funny! Kenzo is definitely going to grow up to be a ladies’ man! But, we hope he’s nothing like Charlie Sheen!

Watch Kimora’s entertaining interview with George below!

–Leigh Blickley

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Want to know what your baby is thinking? That’s what prompted Kimora Lee Simmons to teach her son, Kenzo, sign language.”We’ve been teaching him!” the 35-year-old said during a Sept. 1 live Ustream broadcast. As the 1-year-old signed the word please while asking for a sip of his mom’s drink, Kimora explained, “I think it’s so important [because] a baby can say what he wants… food, no, yes, thank you, please — it helps with communication so you don’t have, like, screaming crazy kids.”

We spoke to pediatric expert Dr. Fred Bomback, who thinks what Kimora is doing is fabulous! “I think it’s a good idea,” says the clinical professor of pediatrics at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons. “It’s great to be fluent in two languages. You can learn two different ways of solving a problem. They learn that there is more than one way of doing something.”

“I encourage a family to have their kids learn as many languages as possible,” Dr. Bomback continues. “And sign is another language.”

And age doesn’t matter. “I think you can do it even before the age of one — 10 months of age is fine,” says Dr. Bomback. “Kids learn language right after birth. You can start to teach them somewhere between 9 and 12 months.”

With sign language, “even if they don’t speak that way, their understanding of what’s being communicated to them is great,” Dr. Bomback adds. “They can combine languages and it doesn’t inhibit anything. It’s only positive. Even in kids who have learning disabilities, I would encourage them to learn more than one language.”

Kudos to Kimora! It sounds like she’s got a great thing going for her little boy. He’s going to be a multitalented individual when he grows up, that’s for sure!

- Lindsey DiMattina