“callapitter” is the ONE word that I will not correct my child(ren) when it is spoken.
Heck. Even Emily still says “callapitter” and she’s NINE!
I’m sorry, y’all. But saying “callapitter” is just too adorable.
Go on.
Just say it.
I’m sure these little jokers are probably some kind of plant killers and considered pests or something.
But….Caroline sure does love them.
She found them in the yard at school and has named them Slimy and Susie.
I’m not sure which is which.
This is the moment where she figured out what they eat.
GWASS!!!! DAY EAT GWASS AND I JUSS KNOW IT!!!
And a black and white just ’cause I could smooch her face slap off.
Don’t ya just want to bottle up their little voices with the cute little ways they say things! I miss that as they grow. These are just adorable. Love the personalities of your girls!
these are sooo stinkin cute! my daughter still says that she “loosed” to do so and so. i refuse to correct that last little bit of toddlerhood!
♡ this… “callapitters” *smile*
Oh.Em.Gee! This is the cutest thing I’ve ever seen! Her face… the “oooooo”… the realization, she is so precious! Your DOF tells the story perfectly. This is so so so cute.
When I was a little child, just starting to attend school, I had some difficulty with pronouncing words. One of those words was caterpiller. I’d go to say it and out came “callapitter”.
Look at that callapitter, look at those callapitters, they will grow up to be butterflies or moths.