Cute Things Grandchildren Say
My three year old grandson calls blueberries “Bwewberries.” I can’t make myself correct him because it sounds so sweet.
When our twins were very young they referred to golf clubs as “golf plugs” and when they wanted a tissue for their nose they asked for a “tennis shoe.”
This stage doesn’t last very long. Children soak up knowledge like a sponge and so the cute mispronunciations get replaced with grown up words.
I knew my grandchildren weren’t the only ones who said cute things so I asked other grandmothers on my Facebook page what their grandchildren say and boy, oh boy, did I get some sweet and funny answers!
More Cute Things Grandchildren Say
From Mary – My 3 year old Grandson Always has something to SURPRISE ME with so he says, “Nana close your eyes and then he says “Perprise!”
Love this one from Glenda. I’d like an order of “bone sticks” to go!From Glenda- My 6 yr. old granddaughter can’t make the “r” sound, so cards are “codes”. She also calls fried chicken legs “bone sticks” and I love to watch the server’s face when she orders them in a restaurant along with cone(corn)!
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These are wonderful. I have 7 grandchildren and they’re cute sayings are too numerous to cover in a comment. Thank you for sharing.
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Thanks Shelbee….kids and grandkids are precious!
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Love!
When my son was little, he was obsessed with car logos. He would see a BMW and say BNDATU! AFA-MEW-MEW was Alfa Romeo, FEVAVI (Ferrari), etc.
I really enjoyed your post today. But then again, I’ve always enjoyed all your posts.
Oh all the cute things they say just made me smile! I don’t have grandchildren yet as my own children are just 4 and 6. But I do remember when my oldest was around 2, whenever he wanted me to read him a book, he would climb on my lap, open the book, and say “Mommy, talk to the page.” I guess to him that was what reading was…me talking to the page! He also called pillow cases “pillow sheets” which always made me laugh. Thanks for giving me a good chuckle this morning!
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Good for you!
LOL These are darling! I wrote an entire family dictionary on our words because they are so easily forgotten. Even so, once they get into the vocabulary, we continue to use them. Christmas “tonkings” are just one one example!