Truck or Trunk is Fuck when J says it. I think it's hilarious. He calls me Bobby, but just recently his Ms have gotten better, so Bobby comes and goes. But he'll say "Oh, come on Bobby" like Linda from Bob's Burgers.
We've already lost cashi for coffee, and she usually says tatoes or matos for potatoes and tomatoes, but I was feeding ds sweet potato and she was like, puh-tatoes. H was like, wait, you can say potatoes??
When he says "deck" it sounds a lot like dick. We recently had a new deck built, which resulted in incessant giggles at our house in the evening.
The day they tore the old deck off: "Your deck disappeared!" When the pallet of lumber on the driveway (which H must have told him was the deck) suddenly shrunk one day: "Your deck got smushed!" When he saw the new one: "Wow! Look at that deck!" While Skyping with ILs: "We have a big deck!"
Not a mispronunciation, but she refers to H and my bedroom as our room, sometimes refers to H and me as us.
DD still says you when she means me. I'll say something like Mommy has to work tomorrow so daddy will take you to mom mom's in the morning then I'll pick you up" so then later she will ask " Daddy take you to mom-mom's?" She means daddy take me?
Not really a mispronunciation, but he still calls YouTube "Bob" because when we first discovered it his favorite videos were "Bob the Train." We've just always called it Bob. He knows that sometimes he can watch it in the car, on long trips when we have enough data to turn on a hotspot for his Kindle. But usually if we're not at home he can only use the apps or watch movies that are downloaded to the device and don't need wifi. So every time he gets his Kindle he asks "Does Bob work in the car/restaurant/grandma's house?" I think if he ever meets a person named Bob he will be confused.
Not a mispronunciation, but she refers to H and my bedroom as our room, sometimes refers to H and me as us.
DD still says you when she means me. I'll say something like Mommy has to work tomorrow so daddy will take you to mom mom's in the morning then I'll pick you up" so then later she will ask " Daddy take you to mom-mom's?" She means daddy take me?
DS does this too. When he wants to be picked up, he says "carry you?"
For some reason when DS was an infant, I added "doo" to everything. So naptime was "nappy-doo", pjs were "jammy-doos", etc. (I have no idea why I did this!) So now, right around bedtime DS will say "no nappy-doo." Or when he doesn't want his pjs on, "no jammy-doos." I created a monster...
A-wish-ish is delicious Koda our cat used to be kuwa now it's normal. Makes me sad Her name used to be Caba now it's cara Sha-shu is shampoo Not really missed pronunciation but she thinks the penguin says I love you thanks to MH! I love this!
Post by BurritosAtEveryMeal on Feb 6, 2017 15:48:11 GMT -5
DS says "oh-tay" for OK. It's adorbs. He is delayed in speech so pretty much everything is incorrect and adorable. Shirt is "shit," which has been fun for a few weeks lol
DS says "oh-tay" for OK. It's adorbs. He is delayed in speech so pretty much everything is incorrect and adorable. Shirt is "shit," which has been fun for a few weeks lol
Stick is dick - not sure if that is still true- I will have to ask him about a stick today I don't know = I no no Ambulance = Am-b-lance Love is now sometimes Lub and sometimes love White is wipe
Easter egg hunt is Easter cunt. I find it hilarious Quad bike is cock bike. Equally hilarious Noodles is doodles Chicken is kitchen Helicopter is heh-cotter Thank you is tank oooo
Not a mispronunciation but she calls my Mom Cuckoo. It's cute but she often calls her Cuckoo Grandma and we're all going to be sad when she drops the Cuckoo.
She used to say chock-a-pee for helicopter. She's fixed that.
Yellow is lello.
She has a problem with off and on and confuses them sometimes which can be frustrating in her bedroom at bedtime.
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