Now here's where the talking gets tricky.
Kendra could say bib and tortoise ages ago (about 4 - 5 months ago) and has pronounced it like we do. Well, "tor-tor" is what they say.
Nanny V says "beeb" not "bib" and "tor-toys" instead of "tor-tis" so now the kids are pronouncing the words like that too.
Not surprising since they spend a gazillion hours every weekday with her.
It was funny in the beginning but not so much any more.
We'd fix the pronunciation over the weekend and then on Monday, Kendra would be all "beeb" "beeb" again.
I must add that Kendra is very correct. I don't know where she gets this. Maybe from V?
Before she starts eating, her tray must be wiped (!) and she must have on her "beeb" :) (okay, couldn't resist).
If by chance, I dare to start feeding her without her bib, she goes frantic, "Mummy! Daddy! Bib!"
Will she figure all the words out eventually or have a weird mixed accent one day?
Has anyone else had this experience?
P.S. D went to a parenting talk on twin discipline tonight (we split up and I'll go to the Love Languages one in March - remember, no evening babysitters.) and announces when he gets home, "those munchkins won't know what hit them tomorrow morning. things are going to be a lot different around here". I laughed and laughed. As you know he is the softy :)