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Yes. We have data on children as young as 18 months trying to say one thing and accidentally saying something else. You might not notice this if it isn’t a child you know well. You also won’t notice these unless you’re on the lookout for them. The first speech error we ever heard our daughter Claire make was when she was probably about fifteen months old.
