Little Ones and the Funny Things They Say

[magicofdisney]

There are so many cute things kids say. I wish I'd written down or recorded it all as a keepsake. My husband and I were just talking about this the other day with our oldest.

When our oldest was a toddler he was on a mad search for his "copper rabbin". I could not figure out what it was, so much where it was. Finally his frustration reached it peak. I kept telling him I didn't know what a "copper rabbin" is. He threw his arms up in the air and began flying around the room making flying noises. Within a split second I learned his "copper rabbin" was his helicopter.

[MissMaryPoppins]

These have been really funny! I've been told that when I was about 2 or 3 I called rosary beads "grocery beans". We have many Michaels
in our family so we call my brother Mikey to make things a little less confusing. When one of my cousins was little she insisted his name was Monty and called him that every time she saw him.

[Georgesgirl1]

ODS, who is 2, has lots of these!
Mimi means Mickey.
He calls mailboxes, e-mail boxes (definitely a child of the 21st century)!
Instead of saying Uh oh Spaghetti-O, he says Uh oh Basketball.
My dad has been in India for business for the past few weeks. He says, "G-Daddy in Indidia!" He also thinks that India is somewhere in the computer b/c we have been talking to him on Skype a few times a week!

[Pan]

My 4 y.o. dd still tells me she wants me to take her a bath. Hand sanitizer is hanatizer, and she absolutely cannot say gift certificate, comes out givaticketit.

[Tinksalot]

My youngest granddaughter used to call Snow White, "Snow Wipe". Even now we call her Snow Wipe.

[joonyer]

When my boys were toddlers, the oldest one (then two) referred to Winnie as "Benny the Poop". Little brother picked it up and they still think it is hilarious to call him that today, even though they are teenagers. Ok; so they think its hilarious now because they are teenagers. Eeyore was "Weebore".