What Do Your Kids Say?

[5thGenTexan]

A little over a year ago my girl who is now 4 1/2 was saying "Mick Mouse", but is now saying the full name. After our cruise on the Magic last October the boy just said "Mou" when seeing Mickey. He turned 2 at Christmas and just last night he said "Mee Mou"

 

[Figgy1]

A little over a year ago my girl who is now 4 1/2 was saying "Mick Mouse", but is now saying the full name. After our cruise on the Magic last October the boy just said "Mou" when seeing Mickey. He turned 2 at Christmas and just last night he said "Mee Mou"

Just enjoy theese magical years. Mine say things like I need a new gaming system to play the new Disney game, why can't I go to V&A, platinum package is reasonably priced, why do I have a budget at the Lego store you have a credit card! Get the idea enjoy theese special years! At least my youngest ds still wants an autograpf book for SWW, but as for Rapunzel and the belly dancer at Marrakesh let's just say I'm beginning to worry!

 

[yellowb]

My 5 yr. old daughter used to call Cinderella Castle, Princess Castle. My 2 yr. old son calls Goofy, Foofy. The monorail is a choo-choo. And he gets upset every time he can't ride the bus.

 

[Figgy1]

My 5 yr. old daughter used to call Cinderella Castle, Princess Castle. My 2 yr. old son calls Goofy, Foofy. The monorail is a choo-choo. And he gets upset every time he can't ride the bus.

OH how cute!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[BenSmith]

My first word was Micky

 

[Bob Saget]

My first word was Micky

When I was a baby, I knew how to say "Please stand clear of the doors" fluently in Spanish before I could say "Mama" or "Daddy" in English.

 

[Animaniac93-98]

My first word was Micky

Mine too, but my parents wouldn't let me drink any till I was ten.

 

[HouCuseChickie]

My now 6 year old still insists on calling Epcot - EPiCOT and Winnie the Pooh is still "Winnie and the Pooh." I used to correct her, but DH gave me this whole "They're only young once lecture" so I gave up. I guess she's growing out of it because after years of calling Piglet "Pigelin"- she now refers to him by his correct name. I think at some point, Mickey and Minnie were both "Mih Mow" for both of our girls.

 

[CLandrum]

I have been in baby mode over the past week. This thread makes me want another one even more. My daughter always said Mickey but my neice said Mick T. Mouse.

 

[Obi Walt Kenobi]

My little girl used to refer to Tnkerbell as Binkabee. It was adorable.

 

[real mad hatter]

Unfortunately it's now roll reversal as my DS,now 15, says to me," Come on dad,we've been in La Cava for two hours now." And I say to him." Sheee at Ickey Ouse, a luv at big Ouse."

 

[SAV]

Back when they were little my daughter called the Monorail and tram a "Choo Choo Ride". The one trip when she was 2 she absolutely melted down when we got off the tram at the TTC. Grabbing the rail and screaming "Choo Choo Riiiiiiiiiide". Little did she know the wonders we were heading too. My DS called the monorail a "Mondray". The DD called them "Min Mouse" and "Mick Mouse". For him, Goofy was "Doopy Dog".

 

[Britt]

My youngest is 2 and says "Meee Mouse?", but he says Tinkerbell "ukkabell"....haha! Woody is "hoody"

I love the way this little man talks

 

[Bparso87]

My daughter used to call Rapunzel brush her hair

 

[RandomPrincess]

My 22 month old son calls Mickey "Meeska" as in Meeska Mooska Mickey Mouse.

 

[counselorgc]

My three year old says Icky Ouse, Innie Ouse. It's impossible to type how he says Tinkerbell. His favorite movie, which in the last month we have watched probably aroun 70 times, no exaggeration, is Peter Pan. There is Appin Ook, Mees, and the Woss Bos. He is pretty accurate with the rest. My absolute favorite that he says is Ocapontas. There is also Behw, Airwul, Awawa, and his girlfriend Cinderella, he has no problem with that one.

 

[counselorgc]

Actually, he just informed me that he and Cinderella are going to get married when we go in October, so I guess she is no longer girlfriend but fiance.

 

[Clowd Nyne]

My son's first word every morning is Dumbo he's two. My daughter who is three is completely versed in everything princess. Her favorite line is "leave the sowin to the women. You go get the trimmin'!" She says it in a cute little falsetto.

 

[bmarkelon]

My first word was Micky

Mickey was one of my little guy's first words too! He also took his first steps in WDW. My youngest says "Mickey Mouse Clubhouse", any time she sees Mickey now. My son also went through a phase of calling him "hot dog" due to the "hot dog" dance on the Disney Junior show.

 

[RandomPrincess]

I just remembered my DD used to say Tee-Knee-Nah for Tiana. She's almost 4 now and almost never cutely mispronounces things anymore .