Makela Speak

Kids say some funny things. I especially enjoy the misspoken words that Makela says.

Just this morning, as I was getting dressed and ready for the day, Makela asked me what I was going to do next. Before I could really say anything, she answered herself by saying, "Mommy, you need to put in your eyetacks."

There are tons of other examples. Makela commonly uses the "f" sound instead of "s" and the "v" instead of "b," and sometimes the "g" sound instead of a "t." A few of my favorites:

She sings about the "Itsy Bitsy Fider" -- and how it "went up duh water fout."
She calls her cow "Buh-tello" instead of "Vitello."
Vanilla sounds like "baninna," as in "baninna milk" from Starbucks.
Instead of "supposed," she says "fost" (rhymes with "most").
Her first six syllable word, "automatically," comes out sounding like "augo-mag-ig-ly."