There's nothing like trying to teach your child new words while simultaneously trying to delete some from your vocabulary that you probably really shouldn't have been saying any way for the past 15 years(I'm a late fatherhood bloomer). Yeah...so they're Really ingrained..these not-so-very-good words.(and you've had about a thousand recent reasons that you feel all the more habituated by to say them . So you've got that workin' for you,as well.) Also,...added to that is the fact that your young child's pronunciation is not exactly perfect to start out with. This adds insult to injury in public when they've found their lost doll and they're saying:"I found it.",but everyone else within earshot hears:" I fut it." You look at them and they look at you...and you're thinking I/We really are good parents...and they...well, you really don't know what they're thinking..and that's probably good. It's about that time that I have to give myself a good chuckle on the inside and a small wry smile on the outside that's kind of a cross between humor and embarassment....because truth be told...I hope that was what she was trying to say...