Mucus peas.

My daughter often likes listening to her children's music cd's while we are driving. But her pronunciation isn't quite there yet. So instead of "music please" it comes out "mucus peas."

Post here the interesting ways that your kids have mutilated the language as they were (or currently are) learning to talk....

Originally posted by leisurelysloth
My daughter often likes listening to her children's music cd's while we are driving. But her pronunciation isn't quite there yet. So instead of "music please" it comes out "mucus peas."

Post here the interesting ways that your kids have mutilated the language as they were (or currently are) learning to talk....

The little cousin of a friend of mine can't pronouce the hard "K" sound, and replaces it with a "T" sound. This is cute in itself, as he thinks his name is "Jate" and asks "Tan I see?" But a favorite trick is to ask him what his dog is allergic to. He responds, "Titties!"

Originally posted by leisurelysloth
Post here the interesting ways that your kids have mutilated the language...

Originally posted by Bowmann
Isn't there enough material in the General forum already?

Originally posted by GinRose
when my daughter was very small and wanted food, she'd say "feed me , fuckface"