My LO says quack when she sees ducks but it sounds like cock. Ahhhhhhh!
Cheese is cheee!
My LO says quack when she sees ducks but it sounds like cock. Ahhhhhhh!
Cheese is cheee!
blogger / nectarine / 2608 posts
Funny! Ellie used to pronounce Shrek as "f***." She never saw the movie (obviously) but she could identify the characters because of a book we had. It was embarassing in public because it didn't really sound anything like the real word.
GOLD / wonderful olive / 19030 posts
My niece says "truck" like "f**k" and it takes whatever I can do not to laugh every time. She will say "look fire f**k, it's a red fire f**k"
blogger / pineapple / 12381 posts
Lala went through a phase of saying frog like f**K. Her teachers even commented on it. I was slightly embarassed!
pear / 1895 posts
Haha! This thread is funny! What's up with all these little kids saying f*ck? This will probably be us, too. Except he will be repeating what he's heard... I'll probably just say "he's trying to say "truck" ;).
We should probably start getting our potty mouths under control.
wonderful olive / 19353 posts
LOL!! My lil cousin used to call flashlights "f*cklights", and no matter how hard we tried to correct his pronunciation, it still came out as F*light.
wonderful pomelo / 30692 posts
@allison: hahaha, we need to get our potty mouths under control too! Thankfully Xander's not talking yet, but once he does, it's going to be BAD!
cherry / 204 posts
My son doesn't pronounce the "s" sound in fox so it sounds like a curse word!
grapefruit / 4671 posts
@autumnlove: hahahaha, my nephew came to visit and pretty much everything out of his mouth managed to sound like cock.
coconut / 8498 posts
Haha... LO hasn't said any curse words yet, but she says, "Ifsh" instead of "fish."
pear / 1992 posts
One of the little boys at LO's daycare is just over two and has the cutest mispronunciations ever.
Frog = foff
gross = yose
Kim (daycare nanny) = Keeeeeyuummm
What I find more amusing is that DH and I find them so cute that we have started saying things are 'yose' or that there are 'foffs' outside.
GOLD / wonderful pomegranate / 28905 posts
hehe when LO saids doggie it sounds like dobby ala Harry Potter!
pear / 1895 posts
@lindseykaye: My niece used to say "dross" (gross). I thought it was so cute and said it like that for awhile!
coconut / 8279 posts
@autumnlove: that's a good one, lol
My godson couldn't pronounce "ch-" and when he said "chocolate" it sounded like "f--k it"!
coconut / 8234 posts
My LO doesn't says a lot of things wrong, but not as hysterical as some of these. So far nothing sounds like a curse word.
My friend's son used to call his "big truck" his "big cock." Too funny.
pomelo / 5178 posts
@Mrs. Jacks: Hehe, my nephew used to say it that way, too. So cute!
DD used to say "clock" and "flag" without the l's.
hostess / wonderful persimmon / 25556 posts
@autumnlove: HA HA HA. Does she watch Thomas? Ask her to say Percy. Or just Youtube "kids saying Percy."
pomegranate / 3008 posts
C drops the "s" from words like spoon so we are working on that. The word he has never said completely is giraffe - it has always been Raff.
nectarine / 2085 posts
Yeah, LO went through a phase of substituting f at the beginning of any word that started with s. (I still feel like this was part of some secret preschooler cabal...) Anyhow when he got his hand stuck in a bench at the playground one day, he yelled "F**K!" That was awesome. I'm so glad he grew out of that.
(He wasn't hurt--he just couldn't get loose without help and he totally knew the word he was looking for was "stuck".)
coconut / 8861 posts
I just bought this book for my LO and probably will for others as a gift for these moments: http://www.amazon.com/My-Quotable-Kid-Parents-Unforgettable/dp/0811868842/ref=tmm_other_meta_binding_title_0?ie=UTF8&qid=1375301542&sr=8-1
hostess / wonderful watermelon / 39513 posts
@mediagirl: She doesn't like TV yet...so sad!
I just looked it up...lol!!!
coconut / 8483 posts
haha this is great!
when my cousin was little she called a noodle a noonle. and she called lip gloss lip gla-noss. and a squirrel was skwill-o. so funny.
hostess / wonderful apple seed / 16729 posts
@honeybear: All of these made me laugh silently (I'm at work) but yours almost made me snort!
pear / 1570 posts
@mediagirl: OMG G loves Thomas - this will be him Im sure
The LO I used to nanny for couldn't make the 'EEE' sound, it came out as 'ahhh'
Cookah = cookie
DH and I still call cookies 'cookahs'
apricot / 452 posts
My niece used to drop the first consonant on most words. She would call a castle an a**hole. This one was tons of fun when we were at Disneyland and she was yelling it over and over when she saw sleeping beauty's castle for the first time. A grass hopper was an a**hopper. She had a few others that were funny, but these two were the best.
papaya / 10473 posts
I am doing the silent shaking laugh at all of these since
LO is sleeping on my chest! Ha!
My sister used to call hiccups 'heep-hops' and I've called them that ever since.
grapefruit / 4120 posts
We went swimming over the weekend and I learned that my son things a bathing suit is a "baby suit." SO FREAKING CUTE. I wanted to die when he told me he wanted to put on his baby suit.
My 9.5 month old says cockcockcockcock all the time now, it's like the only thing she babbles. Lovely.
pomelo / 5178 posts
@sloaneandpuffy: oh "baby suit" is so cute! DD calls fruit cocktail "fruit cottontail" and I think it's adorable!
pomegranate / 3503 posts
I love the mispronunciations. I copy it sometimes because its just too cute. He used to call 'zucchini' 'bikini'. So he would be very serious and say "mom! I don't like bikinis!"
He also says "Rets go!" instead of "let's go!" so sometimes I say "rets go" too.
pomelo / 5607 posts
The preschooler I used to nanny for said "hand betizer" instead of hand sanitizer. And if you said it correctly for any reason, she corrected you that no, it's hand betizer.
pomelo / 5321 posts
haha these are awesome!
When DS tries to say "crackers" it sounds like "car keys."
coconut / 8299 posts
When my son says "purple" it sounds like "poopoo". When we were at disneyland, he kept pointing to the balloons saying "I want the poopoo one. POOPOO one!!!"
hostess / wonderful watermelon / 39513 posts
@Andrea: Awwwh. Why was my toddler screaming hot cock at the store this morning!?
honeydew / 7091 posts
Hilarious!!
This one's about my 2 yo nephew. DH and I were in the basement with him. DH was hiding under a blanket and kept scaring him, so to keep nephew from being scared I told him that DH was being sneaky. Then it turned into a hilarious game. After a while nephew went upstairs to tell his parents and grandparents about all the fun he was having. Except, he couldn't really say sneaky, so he said "Uncle __ and Aunt __ are being nakey downstairs!" We heard him say it so we busted up laughing and had to quickly explain ourselves!
GOLD / wonderful coffee bean / 18478 posts
@autumnlove: haha. We went through the cock (clock) phase. The "hot" in front of it is just killer. On another note, we got into the car and the radio was advertising "naked music". She said "Mommy!!! They are playing naked music!! Naked music!!" She would not stop yelling it.
honeydew / 7091 posts
My coworker always points out the hospital where his daughter was *born* to her as they drive by on their way home every day. He'll say "DD, that's where you were born!" One time they were in the car with family friends and drove past it (not directly by it, she could just see it from afar out the window) and she was mad that they weren't driving by it so she started screaming "I want porn! I want porn! I want poooorrrrnnnnn!"
persimmon / 1472 posts
@swurlygurl: HAHAHAHA omg!!!
Ladies this thread is killing me. My coworkers must think I'm nuts LOL
GOLD / papaya / 10166 posts
No dirty words here (much to the dismay of DH), but all of these are cracking me up.
Milk = No (can't figure out if she's telling me no or asking for milk unless I see her make the "milk" hand sign)
TV = CB
Chair = see
Yay = Weeeeee
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