4-year-old language

Ethan often has a funny way of saying things. There are many times when Jason and I laugh out loud, or even have to hide our laughter behind our hands. Today I laughed again with one of his usual words: behead. What does that mean, you ask? Well, he hears us use the words behind, before, and below. Naturally, other words must also have "be" in front of them. Behead and bepast (interpretation: ahead and past) are my favorite ones. Ethan uses them all the time and he doesn't quite follow when we try to tell them the "real" way to say the word. So, if Ethan ever tells you he is going "behead" of you, don't worry about losing your head, he's probably just going to run on by!