“Boo-keeks.” Excuse me.
“Pwees” or “Pees.” Please.
“Miy-uk.” Milk.
“Ronny-cheese.” Macaroni and Cheese.
“Pa-ta-st.” Pasta.
“Yunch.” Lunch.
“MA-kin.” Napkin.
“Wa-cawksk.” Washcloth.
“Pwip-pops.” Flip-flops.
“Panpake.” Pancake. He got this one from his sister.
“Hand!” Ant. This is always an exclamation; usually involves pointing at the floor.
“Pots.” Spot. As in, “Killian pots!” (Killian’s spot)
“Tars.” Star(s).
“Carry!” Scary.
“Morning-Judah.” Mary Judah, and, of course, “Morning, Judah.”
“Wite.” Light.
“Chicken NUH-nuh-NUH-nuh-NUH-nuh-NUH-nuh soup?” Chicken noodle soup.
“Pee-budder.” Peanut butter.
“Sam-much.” Sandwich. These last two sometimes go together.
“Cwimb.” Climb.
“No, thankoo!” I don’t want whatever it is that you have or whatever it is you want me to do.
“Carry you.” He wants to be picked up.
“Dee see, eh-wver.” I have absolutely no idea what this is, but he says it all the time.
“Killian turn!” or “Killian do it!” He says this when he wants to “do it himself.”
“I did it!” When he “does it himself.”
“Go see Bryn!” Bryn is our friend’s dog. He says this countless times a day.
He’s a cutie. I’ll keep him.
Oh, I forgot:
“Mah-nah.” Banana.
“Chee-yos.” Cheerios.
Most of the grown-ups in my family say “Miy-uk” for milk. Well, “Miy-ulk”, actually.
I just thought it was a Yankee thing. Maybe they just never learned how to speak.
See dee vay-wee kool kid!
May and tay, tay and may, justa twayin in the win!
my fav’s from aidan:
“f*ck” = truck
“under dikadikadikadikadika da bed” = Under the bed
“orangies” = oranges
“soft milk” = yogurt
gotta love kidspeak. we keep ‘em.
when annika was starting to talk i seldom could understand her — but her brother who is three years her senior could translate just fine! now that chase is in that early teenage mumbling phase, ann is returning the favor
too cute! I can’t wait for my little one to start talking!