This is too cute for words. That last page left me in stitches.

I like that Alpaca always pays a lot of attention to Ibis.

This is so cute that my heart hurts now

wait kaban and alpaca leading a daycare of widdle kemono friends... CUTE

Incwedible

WE NEED MORE OF THIS KEMOFURE KINDERGARTEN!

not noticing her own mispronunciation is also adorable~

I was a child who said "r" and "l" as "w". So "lion" and "Ryan" were both "wian". But just because you can't pronounce the difference between two syllables doesn't mean you can't distinguish them.

I was a child who said "r" and "l" as "w". So "lion" and "Ryan" were both "wian". But just because you can't pronounce the difference between two syllables doesn't mean you can't distinguish them.

Which is the whole point and what makes it cute that the cwested ibis is so fwustwated!

I know that's the whole point. I'm just saying I empathize with crested ibis here.

I need Baby Friends

This is so cute that my heart hurts now

Oh good! I'm not the only one!
And Alpaca-chan is really adorable, along with all the feline friends too of course. And foxes... and.. well gosh all of them are adorable! Small wonder I love the show and these mangas too.

This is so cwute

I know that's the whole point. I'm just saying I empathize with crested ibis here.

I think i have heard that more often than a lisp, tbh. And I appreciate the perspective :)

I know that's the whole point. I'm just saying I empathize with crested ibis here.

I think i have heard that more often than a lisp, tbh. And I appreciate the perspective :)

The English "r" is a particularly hard phoneme to pronounce, to the point that it's quite normal for a native English speaker to have trouble with it up to 9 years old.

I know that's the whole point. I'm just saying I empathize with crested ibis here.

I think i have heard that more often than a lisp, tbh. And I appreciate the perspective :)

The English "r" is a particularly hard phoneme to pronounce, to the point that it's quite normal for a native English speaker to have trouble with it up to 9 years old.

There was a girl in my class in elementary school who had trouble with it until about age 7 or 8. That’s About the oldest I’ve seen for that personally, but it does happen.

As someone who has worked with children of varying ages, I can confirm that this does happen, and it is as adorable as it seems.