"My son says ask-ca-dent for accident. So cute." — Jennifer H.
"My daughter would say I want to do crack. But what she really meant was crafts." — Stephanie D.
"My daughter says smoke or smoking instead of stroke or stroking. So when I ask her what she is doing when she is with our youngest son she says, 'It's OK I'm just smoking his head,' or with the cat [it's], "Aww can I smoke her?'"
"My son used to combine actually and absolutely and say ac-sha-lute-ly." — Brandi S.
"When my daughter was younger she would want to say superstar, but it sounded like stupidstar." — Beatriz H.
"When my daughter was three, she couldn't say February, so she would say Fairy Larry." — Madonna H.
"My son has a hard time saying 'sm' words. So when he calls my husband a smarty-pants it sounds like farty pants, and smart phone [sounds] like fart phone. Cracks me up every time!" — Jess H.
