Kid-Speak

[ams3651]

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In Pa the lottery has commercials with Gus the most famous groundhog in Pennsylvania. And the tag line is - keep on scratching. Every time we pass the machine in the store my 7 year old wants me to get a keep on scratching.

 

[key west chick]

Ahhh, when my DS was still my little baby boy, it was

lellow for yellow
nano for another
we wuck for big truck
Mana for big sister Amanda

I really miss him yelling " nano we wuck" when he saw another big truck going down the road. His little feet would kick and his little eyes sparkled.....

 

[Lunachick]

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That's cute. My little brother used to call spaghetti, pusghetti

My DD used to call cheerios "chittybops" and a pocketbook was a "blickableah"

We still use those terms today! It's like a secret language - just don't use them in public!

 

[ODS-n-ENS FARM]

My son used to claim he was "dying from thirstation"

 

[sparkles2307]

Elvegator=elevator
Combined=combine
tartar=tractor
blwellow=yellow

 

[Garden Gal]

Oh cute memories!

Air conditioner = inkadinkadur

milk & cookies = muk and doodies (we still say this)

Rockabye = rawaba

 

[Camelot Farms]

Contangler

DD combined conditioner and detangler at the age of 3. At 8, she still calls it that.

 

[debilorrah]

My son couldn't say I love you, so he said I fuff foo. He is almost 20 and still says it to me.

 

[insiderart]

When my DD was one she started calling bras- broccolis. We still call them broccoli's. I bought some nude paintings once when she was that age. First time she saw them, she stood in front of them for a long time. I was impressed, I thought, "wow she's not even two yet and she loves these paintings". Then she turns to me and says, "Mama, she needs a broccoli!"

 

[TaLani]

Our 2.5 yr old son says that "It's darking outside". He put the words "It's getting dark outside" together and came up with "darking".

Our 9rd old daughter used to say that her daddy was a "dark" sleeper since she'd heard that I was a "light" sleeper. Of course, she didn't know that the correct term for the way her daddy sleeps is actually "sound" sleeper.

It's so precious some of the things they come up with that you remember years later. Insiderart, the broccolli thing is hysterical!