Kids have such a lovely way of both surprising and shaming us at the same time don’t they?!
When mine were little, I was waiting at the school gates, as you do! My 6 year old daughter (at the time) arrived but I still had to wait for my son. At the top of her voice – because that’s what kids do – she said “Mummy. I know what sex is”
Everyone around us stopped talking. Birds stopped chirping. Cars stalled. Dogs stopped peeing on lamp posts.. all waiting to see what I’d do.
No pressure..
I eventually asked in a strangled voice – trying to buy time “Oh? What’s that then?”
“Sex is where Grandma lives” My mother lived in Sussex.
Heart failure and Social Services averted for another day!!
This is the same kid who was sat watching TV with her brother another day. I was half reading, half keeping an eye on them as they fought like cat and dog. There’s not quite eleven months between them and it utterly crucifies her that they are the same age for a few weeks every year!! (Yes I know – I don’t know what I was thinking either!!)
These two horrors only had two great grandparents left on the ex’s side. The ex’s mums dad and dad’s mum were both still alive – trying saying THAT when under the affluence of incahol!!
Fartichoke, was staring beyond the TV in his own little world and piped up with “I think Great Gran and Great Grandad should get married so they’ll have someone to talk to”
Princess PITA looked at him in that ‘lower than the belly of a worm’ way that only older sisters can do, let out a long-suffering sigh and exclaimed “Don’t be stupid. Great Grandad eats meat and Great Gran is a VAGINA”
We do go back to places a second time – if only to apologise!
roll on the floor laughter….oh my goodness…i got a chuckle from that…my daughter once when little stopped time when she yelled out in a department store “there is kermit the f**K…she couldn’t say Frog….hahahaha kids like to keep us in our place..
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Don’t they just?! My son couldn’t say truck – he pronounced that as a f..k too!! I taught him to say lorry, van, flatbed – ANYTHING BUT F..K!!
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I am wiping away some tears (from laughing). I am sure My mum could tell a tale or two about me, but luckily she doesn’t do computers so I don’t have to buy her silence.
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The one thing parents learn too late… always keep evidence!!
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Hehe that is just great!! I love when the kids I nanny say silly things. I need to start recording them.
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Yes you do!! I’ve forgotten so many And it’s a shame!
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XD XD XD Your life is a comedy. I love the way you tell it. Wonderfully done!
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I think eternal mortification is one of my better qualities!
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Oh my goodness that is absolutely hilarious!! Go you for having two so close together and surviving motherhood!! I feel like I’m going crazy with just one toddler lol. I love hearing the things kids say. It’s great!
My almost 2 year old is just barely starting to talk but has had some gems. Yesterday I told her to stop acting like butt at dinner and she stops, gets dead serious, and says plain as day “just stop Mom”. I barely made it without laughing so hard I’d cry. Ah children. ❤️
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Please write them all down!! You’ll thank me in years to come when you have a fab source of blackmail!!
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One of the true joys of parenting is hearing the words and perspective on life that comes out of those tiny mouths. The other is when you have survived their toddler and preschool days and are in prime position to embarrass the hell out of them!!!
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That’s sooo true!!!
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hahaha!!! can’t wait for mine to start talking 🙂 it is so funny
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Make sure you write it all down!!
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😂😂
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I still chuckle at the time when my nephew told me he knew what ‘boobies’ were.
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,,, and it’s never quiet is it?!
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Never!
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Hahaha love this!🤣
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haha. my 3 year old asked me how much sex was.
he meant six, which i discovered once he gave me his hands so i could count six on his fingers.
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😂😂😂
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Oh my goodness I think I would die if any of my (not yet born) children did that to me in public, that is soooo funny though!! Ah thank you for writing this, it’s a nice insight for what my husband and I have to look forward to when we decide to ‘make’ a family.
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Please above all other advice – write the funny stuff down!!!
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I’ll remember that!!!!
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Hurray!! I’ll look forward to reading about someone else’s embarrassment 😂
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Oooh you may have to wait, we ain’t got not bun in the oven yet!! Though, I am looking forward to it 🙂
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At least you’ll know what awaits!!
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Sexcellent! Kids what would we do without them! Reminds me of the time when my Sister was 4 and she went through a phase of playing with her belly button. One day my Mother stopped her in her tracks and said – if you keep poking your belly button young lady you will fizzle away like a balloon!!
My Sister looked absolutely horrified!! Suddenly she ran off away into the house to return with her finger still poking her belly button.
“What did l just say to you?”
“Oh no Mummy, me no fly away, lookee what l done!” Taking her finger away to reveal a plaster covering her belly button!!
Anyway, l digressed due to your Britchy mirthdom!
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Ha! Your daughter is Hilarious!
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Holy God that was magic!
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Wee feckers 😂
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What a smart boy. Making a relationship work between a meat eater and a vegetarian is not easy.
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Hahahahaha. Awesome! You always make me laugh so much. So my story, I was 15 and had a girlfriend over. My little brother was 11. My friend and I walked through the living room to the kitchen and my brother, sitting alone, says “blow job!” We stopped and I asked “what did you say??” “Blow job”. So I asked “why are you saying that?” My friend was on the verge of being highly offended. He answers “I farted. It’s a blow job”. We went to my mom to tell her that she or dad needed to have a talk with him.
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Poor kid 😂
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Oh dear!
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HAHAHA DYING!
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So funny! Can’t wait until my little one talks more…or can I? She is currently waking up every morning and yelling her favorite word BALLS… I’m hoping it will stop there.
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LOL Prepare for years of embarrassment 😂
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Lmfao loves this!!
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That is so good! I love how kids can be so different and just the same hahaha!
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Yes – little horrors worldwide 😂
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LOL! It’s both embarrassing and amusing what kids can say and think. One of my little brothers once didn’t want me to have a shower before him because “you take long in the shower. I go slow” (his words).
One time him and an even younger brother were playing What’s the Time, Mr Wolf? out the back. The one who said the thing about the shower became dizzy. When we asked what happened, the younger one said, “All I said was ‘Dinnertime!'” We were in stitches after that.
And I won’t mention how my Mum thought babies were conceived when she was little…
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