Children’s mispronunciations which have stuck.

[cheesersqueezer]

My son said ‘macamori’ instead of macaroni when he was younger. The whole family still refer to it as macamori, years later.

My friends son would ask for a ‘dinky dous’ when he wanted a drink of juice. We still say that now.

Any similar children’s mispronunciation’s which the whole family have adopted as their own?

Dalmatians will forever be known as imagination dogs in our house. We also ask for a slice of paper instead of a piece. DD is almost 16 but her toddler-isms are still in use!

Ten pin bowling will forever be Bing bang bowling

Placey-bo - from a well read child not ever hearing the word pronounced
Sookermarpet - when dc about 3
Pedestralians - instead of pedestrians
And every holiday has had a catch phrase in a different silly voice

Sandwhips and huggle (I love that one) and Fish Freddie’s instead of Shreddies

My younger DD was called 'Bab-ee' for a whole year by the entire family. We then realised she didn't respond to her real name...

We have bedtime tables instead of bedside tables

Trowers for trousers
Kenfucky Tried Chicken
Pesgetti for spaghetti

Cucanumber (cucumber) and Par Cark. DD5.

Underbrella for umbrella, which makes perfect sense when you think about it. Before that she called it a Doo Be Doo because we would do Singing In The Rain whenever we used it.

I used to say 'maybe blue' instead of navy blue and it was a source of amusement for my grandmother for years.

Mean- short for washing mean (machine). "Have you seen my blue top"
"Yes, it's in the mean. I put a wash on this morning"

Spickets for biscuits
Get a grape instead of get a grip

Escamalators
Hedgemahogs
Weecockock - helicopter (no idea)
New night (at bedtime)

Spiky. For spicy. She is still not keen on spiky food.

Underbrella is just lovely, like my ds and his flapingoes, and the "tuckyouin" for duvet perfect sense...

We still cut up slices of 'cumbia, in our salad 😁

Comote control
Geeyuts (yogurts)
Luffly

I do my work on a pooter.

My sons still loves to watch vickerly dibly

Ohh we also have a
"She she's sheen" as a washing machine 🙂 makes me smile every time!

We still refer to the town of Swanage as "swange" from a holiday when he asked if we were going there again for tea!

Hairpigs - hair clips
Puff wings- cuff links

We like to holiday in Cornwall in our carrot van. Thank you eldest grandchild!

Nuhnuhs for boobs (came from night night)
On you masks, get set, go! Accompanied with a pulling down of pretend superhero mask.

Nocky-nuckers. - binoculars

Chiz - cheese

Oh and the ninnin pool