cutest mispronunciations

My son sometimes tries to tell us "please stop" but it comes out "pea dot!" He usually refers to himself in third person, too. His name is Elliott, and he pronounces it A-yett. He's a little football fanatic, so he likes to call "Tutdown!" about just about anything imaginable. It can be anything from putting together a puzzle, to getting what he wants for lunch.

Oh I have such fond memories of my first born son. He had trouble with several words. My three children who followed didn't really have problems. My firstborn used to say, 'aminals' for 'animals', 'pasghetti' for 'spaghetti' and many other words! My granddaughter is adorable. She is one and a half. Instead of 'elbow' she says, 'elbowbow!' We get such a treat out of listening to her speak! It takes me back to the days of my children being that age!

Well the whole family had a bit of a giggle last night with my six year old grandson. He was trying to teach us adults how to say. 'Happy Chinese New Year' which he apparently learned at school. He was pretty good at it, us adults apparently didn't catch on too quickly at all. But it was a great family moment! I am so glad the kids nowadays learn a little bit of everything!