My 4 year was watching Dora the Explorer today. She taught him how to say "Blue" in Spanish, "azul." I found him shouting, "Ash-hull" at the TV which sounds a little too close to something a 4 year old should not be saying. I hope he doesn't decide to repeat that in public :S
Thanks Dora!
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- I am a domestic goddess with 2 adorable angels who do everything they’re supposed to do. I vacation in the Bahamas on my own private island and sip Margaritas all day... Then I wake up and realize that I'm actually the maid, the gourmet chef, the chauffeur, the gardener, the butler, the banker, personal shopper and everything else my family needs. The Bahamas are actually the Seattle suburbs (at least no chance of a sunburn here!) but I still enjoy the occasional margarita. Sometimes it really is all about how you look at things ;)
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4 comments:
Uh,Oh...azul is a VERY difficult word for little ones. My Daughter was one who substituted letters when sha was about 2 1/2. She would use the letter 'F' to replace the 'TR' blend......
Then we rented a BIG rider TRUCK!
Oh My Heavens...that was a bad six months...every time she saw a truck, we cringed!
Blessings, EJT
When my son was 3 he liked to "make up" words. He would take a word and change the first letter several times until he got a word he liked.
He came up with the same word that Elizabeth's daughter did.
And he made up a song with it.
And he sang it in church.
Proud parenting moment #842
Well, yeah, it's going to happen at one point or another.... But hey -- at least you know you're not alone. And if you can make someone's day by cracking them up with his outburst, doesn't that count for something?
Haha. We had a similar thing happen the other day. We were in public and the word in question was pretty awful :) Gotta love those kid moments!
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