To have Outright Laughed at DD when She Asked for 'Cutted up Pear'?

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She got the pear, all cutted up nicely of course

Did you know there's a user name "cutted up pear"? And that she had a very well known post about it...probably in classics now.

Oh of course you did! that's why you're sharing!

My DD used to love cheese sandwiches. But she loved an occasional bit of variety so sometimes instead of grated cheese she would ask for cutted cheese!

My son used to ask us to put the 'dark on' at bed time, not the light off. Love the funny things kids do with word!

My 6 year old DD still says upfused instead of confused. Obv. we're hardly going to correct such an adorable upfusion.

YANBU. I love it when things like that happen.

Ahh, cutted up pear

Another one - son said he was suffering from compensation! We still use that term whenever one the kids is a bit bunged up!

One of my sisters said she was "ravishing" when she was hungry (ravenous) We still use it to this day

Your DD is a secret Mumsnetter!

I may do continue to use wee-poo instead of diarrhea, courtesy of DC1.

I fear this, Bramshott

She has a lovely way with words, we all sit down for a bus of tea in our house :)

We have 'singing cake' at birthdays, courtesy of DN!

My DS used to say things had 'onappeared' as opposed to disappeared.

DD is nearly 7 and says 'cutted'

Little girl I used to nanny for announced to grandparents on the phone that she had coco pops, she meant chicken pox

My mum once told my brother that he'd hurt her feelings so he climbed onto her lap and started stroking her earlobes. When asked what he was doing he said, "fixing your feelings".

He also called horses "snuffies", after Snuffy from Sesame Street. We still call them that and he's 18 now

Houmous is called Thomas in our house, and cucumber is binbinber.

And the dc are 11 and 14

Flutter bye byes.(butterflies)
Crawl bye byes. (Spiders)

We have "Ice-yum" for icecream, which I think is a great name for it! DS is 2 x

At the end of a meal we have sminished nuff

DD who is 10 told me in confidence that her friend at school has weekly appointments with the Psychopath

DS2 (7) told me it 'snew' (snowed) in the night and he woke up and saw it :)

Only when I was thinking how to spell it did I realise that it's similar to grow/grew.

DS asked for his pear to be 'cut up' this week, and I started laughing at the thought that he could have said 'cutted up'. DH and I say it to each other, just because of that thread.

I might visit Classics and read it again.

DS calls Lasagne Sonia. "Can we have Sonia for dinner?"