What word is my speech delayed daughter saying?

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My dd4 has a speech delay, she’s trying her hardest to tell me about her friend at school but she keeps saying “Sharon” and when I repeat the name she is getting angry because it’s not right! I can’t think what it could be!

Help me lol it’s driving both of us insane!

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Shower?

I think it's Severn

I'm convinced now that she's saying Sarah. Quite usual for a primary school child these days, though. There's none in my son's school at the moment, and only one when my eldest was there between 2011 and 2018.

Is she talking about a friend? Or is it in another context?

I'm dying to know, please update OP when you find out.

Someone.

the second video sounds like it begins with T, which doesnt help
i would simply ask the teacher

Sally-Ann?

Siobhan?

Callum?

When my DC was small (around 3) we used to be told about the exploits of "Wur'us" at nursery. Pronounced the way a sterotypical Geordie might be portrayed saying 'workers'.
Only at the leaving party a year later did we find out that it was in fact, a boy called Fergus.

I've listened to the 2nd clip and it sounds like Farrah to me, possibly Fallon

I’m hearing Sarah-Ann. DGS nearly 4 is speech delayed and driving past McDonald’s always shout shits (chips).

I’m really invested in this now!
Please let us know when you find out what it is OP

Ok ive just seem its not a boy.thats exactly how my daughter pronounces all sounds starting with a C or K and some words beginning with an f or th sound.

DS (without a speech delay) was confused to find a new boy in his class called (I've changed the first name) Johnny Handpop
It was Hancock

I thought Cohen. I know 2 little boys called that.

Charan?

Sarah?

This sounds a lot like how a child at my school used to pronounce the name of a classmate- he was called Cameron. It’s sometimes used as a girls name too so just another option to consider!

Could it be Yvonne?

Sarah

Faron? Can be a girl's name

Aw she does sound cute. Reminds me of trying to interpret what my speech delayed DD was saying. The frustration and having to get her elder sister to help. So, I'm no help, sorry.

Saffron?