I've corrupted my son...but in a good way.

So he's learning proper sentence structure now - and when he was working on puncuating sentences, I kept referring to using a 'full stop' instead of 'period' because I like full stop better, and I'm weird.

So now he totally calls it full stop and, on his homework, crossed out 'statement' and put 'full stop' instead.

He's always used the word 'bum' when referring to his, well, bum. I wonder what other Britishisms I can sneak into his lexicon?

I've corrupted my son...but in a good way.

So he's learning proper sentence structure now - and when he was working on puncuating sentences, I kept referring to using a 'full stop' instead of 'period' because I like full stop better, and I'm weird.

So now he totally calls it full stop and, on his homework, crossed out 'statement' and put 'full stop' instead.

He's always used the word 'bum' when referring to his, well, bum. I wonder what other Britishisms I can sneak into his lexicon?