Spinkles

Yes DGD saying pickles to describe her freckles. Also terry for telly. We are still saying our baby talk and loving it. Ah happy memories.

Our favourites are qweam (cream) and more dick (music) bisqwit, she's so amusing my little angel.

Windscreamers. (Work it out. )

pusketti for the pasta and compucated for complicated, to be honest I still use the later for all things technological.

Oh yes, since the visit of a friend's little daughter we now have 'auction puddings' with a roast dinner, and when our daughter was four we started to consume Grussel's snouts with our Christmas meal.

Eye sprouts for eyebrows

Eye sprouts actually makes more sense....especially with the modern fashion for rather 'enhanced' ones.

We still say aminals instead of animals

How many of you had 'par carks'?
We also had 'polls dram' and 'evacuated milk'

The " Wursery " ( Nursery ) I love it.

Hopistal, fruferer (Hoover) cooker ballies (peas) ?

rarzabee (raspberry)
raydigator (radiator)
habba (have a)
sleebes (sleeves)
ah bum (oh dear) or ah bum ah bum if it's really bad!

Amaloes for animals
Fowlias and or flahlas for flowers.
Many other examples too.

Also I picked up some 'pisspronunciations' from my time as a speech therapist that I've never been able to shake off. One example being squivels for squirrels.
Very infectious speech!

Mingo - flamingo
Bottamoose - hippopotamus

My friends son told her he hadn't been well at school, and spent some time in the megalty room.

Flamingos will forever be finger moles in our house!

Dear old mum went to the corner shop many years ago and asked for a 'golly-golly' when she meant to say dummy. Kid brother used to make a sound like 'golly-golly' when said item was in his mouth!
She laughed about it but I don't think she ever really lived it down.

Bapples, Frapes , Frandad. Hopistal. Parcark.
Skoogy (sticky) Scoggle ( snuggle)

Kitnernan for kitchen
Gaddad for grandad, both from my granddaughter, she`s now 26 and doesn`t believe she said them.
My daughter, who`s now 55, used to say kertercar for motor car, whereas he little boyfriend was very posh, he said mewtor tar.

Grumbled egg - scrambled egg.
Bejjies - strawberries.
Flingaloes - flamingoes.

Oh, and when I was teaching children often used to ask if they could borrow my stabiliser (stapler).

Skywipers - skyscrapers
Hedgehoppers - hitchhiker
Tank tu- thank you!

Cimena - difficult to say but then impossible to forget.

My Mom said to me “look, there’s a GeeGee (horse)” the other day...I’m nearly 60!