My 5 year old says it and it doesn't bother me. I don't say it but, if I were to, I would probably say it to my 3 year old. Not for adult conversation.

Anonymous wrote:I like it better when you say the whole thing:

"Easy, Peazy, Lemon Squeezy."

DS picked up this phrase at school (kindergarten). No idea if it was from teachers or other kids. It's nonsensical (the "lemon squeezy" part). Not yet annoying, but only because he's 5 and it sort of sounds cute, for now.

I say it sometimes BECAUSE it's annoying to me. And, yes, I say "easy peasy, lemon squeeze" too.

British.

grating

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hate it.

My old OB used it to describe breastfeeding, which I was having a horrendous time with, so maybe that's why I dislike it so much.

This would make me murderous.

I think that would push me over the edge too.

I used to hate it, but one of the characters on Vicar of Dibley used to say it and it grew on me.

My DS's K teacher just taught him this phrase. It's cute out of those under 5 when used minimally but not out of his 30 something teacher.

Anonymous wrote:I hate it.

This

I hate it.

Haha I say it all the time. However, I promise you I'm not the overly cheerful teacher type.

Anonymous wrote:Hate it.

My old OB used it to describe breastfeeding, which I was having a horrendous time with, so maybe that's why I dislike it so much.

This would make me murderous.

They say it on Tickety Tock, so it has re-enteredmy vocabulary.

Hate it.

My old OB used it to describe breastfeeding, which I was having a horrendous time with, so maybe that's why I dislike it so much.

I like it better when you say the whole thing:

"Easy, Peazy, Lemon Squeezy."

Yay or nay on this phrase?

Personally it drives me crazy. I always imagine that the person saying it is some sort of creepy, overly cheerful teacher type who talks to everyone like a child.

Just my opinion of course! I've seen it used quite a lot here.