hawks were honks
peanut butter was pinta butter
whiskey was wisikey (I know you are wondering why a 2 year old would talk about whiskey...lol)
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hawks were honks
peanut butter was pinta butter
whiskey was wisikey (I know you are wondering why a 2 year old would talk about whiskey...lol)
Codeblue,
whiskey was wisikey (I know you are wondering why a 2 year old would talk about whiskey...lol)
That one's easy...how else are you supposed to stay up with a 2 year old if you don't get 'em sloshed?
My brother would say Exa-kin-dish-inner instead of Air Conditioner. He would also say Bisghetti instead of Spaghetti
My little siser would say... well... lets just way she had a hard time with Truck.
Maybe grandma Mulan can remember more...
I just loved the way he said Elmo. He said it right, but it sounded a little different and just so cute.
Zoe called me grandma uhuh for a long time, trying to say grandma marilyn. Then it was grandma ellalyn
Now I'm just grandma. (the kids were differentiating all the grandmas in the family for a long time, and there were several back then, Grandma Marilyn, Grandma Gail, Grandma Sharon, Great Grandma, and the other cousin's grandma, Grandma Karen.
My husbad will kill me for this, but his mother told me he used to call pickles, lubbylos....hehe, and buttered toast, buddy toast.
Desi (Sweetie, I have no idea how lubbylos got spread all over the net....)
Gawd, you all are going to get me in hot water with my siblings.. lol. Okay...
Tamar: Turtle Tinker Car, Zoo string chicken ( shoe string chicken).
Rachel:Na- Nana ( she could not say my name and it ended up as that). Both would say: Panty-cakes for pancakes. (GAWD they are both going to kill me. )
I used to say: Umbubble-la for umbrella as a child.
Our younger brother was the most fun with words. He had trouble saying: Truck.. it sounded more like the F word. Look at the >>>>> ! LOL.
La- ows' were cows.
Coca-lo-lo = coke a cola
You dut= ment you were stupid.
He made up his own "language" I think it was b/c he had a difficult time, learning to speak. He was a late bloomer.
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Franklin, Teryn calls the remote: the "mote" and she calls the computer, the "puter".
Since my kids won't read this...
My oldest..
"nukis" for music, coff-ough for washcloth, "doshes" for dollars.
My middle one...
truck was fwuck, his name, Joshua, was "Owa".
the little one...well, he didn't speak English until he was 3!
TB
Hootcase (suitcase)
flowler (flower)
extrasize (exercise)
tao, mommy, tao (cow)
horhees (horseys)
gosshh, i'm sure there are more ... but I recommend recording all of them (either written or audio) cuz time fades memories and these are some of the best!!!
I think there is a lot we can learn by watching our children grow, and learning words.
Put,
Flutters-by I see a genius in that one.