The mix-up

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Ameya has a very cute way of mixing up words. She often forgets her words mid-sentence turning desperately to her older sis; Ananya for help. Me and hubby also often take our ever-resourceful Ananya’s help to figure out what Ameya really means…

There are many; but here are a few recent ones…

Mix-up 1:

I have joined an Aerobics class recently. And Ameya always substitutes the word “Boroplus” for Aerobics…Wherever she caught that from!

Amma, do you have Boroplus class today?

Amma, please can I come with you to Boroplus calss?

Amma, even I want to dance in your Boroplus class…

Mix-up 2:

The kids’ best friend recently shifted to another apartment complex called “Windsor” and the kids had been there to spend a good day with their friend…

After we got back, Ameya would ask me everyday, ” Amma, can we please go to Freezer today?”

Me: Freezer? Meaning?

Ananya,”Oh! She means Windsor”.

Mix-up 3:

Ameya developed a little skin rash and I applied an ointment called “T-Bact” on the area.

She goes over to my mom and promptly says, ” Amma applied Timbaktu on my face”.

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Devishobha Chandramouli

Devishobha is the founder of Kidskintha- a global parenting and education collective, and the host of the global virtual conferences hosted on the platform. You can also find her voice on the Huffington Post, Mother.ly, Entrepreneur, Lifehack, TinyBuddha, Thought Catalog and many other publications.

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