Top 10 words, toddlers mis-pronounce

1. 'Lellow' instead of 'yellow'. 70% of parents revealed their

My son also said the same

2. 'Pisphetti' instead of 'spaghetti'

3. 'Wabbit' instead of 'rabbit' confused 9% of toddlers

4. 'Burstday' instead of 'birthday' tongue-tied 6% of kids

5. 'Shilshake' as 'milkshake'

6. 'Magmazeen' as 'magazine'

7. 'Hop-it-all' as 'hospital'

8. 'Morta' as 'water'

9. 'Nana' as 'banana'

10. 'Flamilla' instead of 'Vanilla'

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Diane Huizenga Jul 26, 2011, 9:27am UTC

For me the best time in a child's life is when they are learning to talk, it's so darn cute. My son said groundfrog for groundhog, and my other son said sacaduh for squirrel don't know how he came up with that. My nephew used to call my mom dramma instead of grandma. These are things I will never forget, my nephew is now 30 and sons are 19 and 20.

Pro Blogger Jul 26, 2011, 10:55am UTC

OMG..LOL! thanks for sharing...its so cute to hear/read them all :)

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Hev L. Jul 26, 2011, 11:00am UTC

lol t's so cute when they do it though. When they learn how to say full words and sentences you wish they'll shut up.

Pro Blogger Jul 26, 2011, 2:13pm UTC

LOL! I know!

I read it somewhere, "The first year we teach kids ,how to walk, how to talk and for rest of the life we say 'SHUTUP' " ;)

Hev L. Jul 27, 2011, 12:01pm UTC

lol yeah. Mom loves saying how she was scared that I wouldn't talk and now she can't get me to shut up even today now that I'm 20 lol

Pro Blogger Jul 27, 2011, 12:42pm UTC

OMG Hev!

I have two sons, don't know whats going to happen when they both start talking!!

Hev L. Jul 28, 2011, 12:26pm UTC

I hope you have a lot of patience because children when they start talking love to never stop. And then they really hate being ignored lol

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DIANE D. Jul 27, 2011, 10:10am UTC

lol,cute!

Pro Blogger Jul 27, 2011, 10:40am UTC

Isn't it!

Thanks for dropping by Diane

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Sheila Deeth Jul 28, 2011, 12:50pm UTC

Neat. I wonder if different words cause problems in different cultures. The only one I recognized was 1, but bananas had to be num-num 'cause nana was their grandma.

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Winona (the crazy rat lady) Jul 30, 2011, 2:00pm UTC

My little boy says nana for banana. He can't clearly pronounce anything yet though, we can understand a lot of what he's saying, but not everything.

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Bloo P. Aug 23, 2011, 10:00am UTC

lol! 6 and 10 made me laugh :p

My little cousin Oscar is four and will be starting school in September. He can't say the letter F and I don't think he can pronounce V either, he replaces them with an S, haha.

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