Kids say the darnest things...
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autumnbronze, your boy is funny... :lol:
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autumnbronze,
your son is good
...just 2 1/2 and can tell your hubby this.
i told my hubby to teach his son to aim into the urinal bcos it can be so frustrating and smelly every morn.
i just wonder what else my daughter will come back with at the end of the year. she asked my mum whether she locks the door and my mum replied her, 'what for?' :rotflmao: -
janet_lee88:
Ooops, lets hope she doesn't go rd asking that to every adult/couple :lol: :lol:
i just wonder what else my daughter will come back with at the end of the year. she asked my mum whether she locks the door and my mum replied her, 'what for?' :rotflmao: -
Okie, this one just happened 2nite while I was putting DS to sleepโฆ
DS is in this stage where he is always asking why why and why โฆ
DS inserts his hand into my t-shirt โฆ
DS: mummi, are you wearing bla (canโt pronounce โrโ sound clearly)
Me: yes, sweetie (cold sweat โฆ please, please donโt ask the โwhyโ question)
DS: why must mummi wear bla?
(s***, what to do, shall I just tell him all out), Taking a deep breath โฆ
Me: ok son, just like you are wearing underwear to cover your birdie, mummi is wearing a bra, which is like an underwear, to cover mummiโs breasts.
DS: Then why daddi not wearing bla?
Whew, saved by the bell, DH entered the room and I changed the subject. -
autumnbronze:
Okie, this one just happened 2nite while I was putting DS to sleep...
DS is in this stage where he is always asking why why and why ...
DS inserts his hand into my t-shirt ...
DS: mummi, are you wearing bla (can't pronounce 'r' sound clearly)
Me: yes, sweetie (*cold sweat* .... *please, please don't ask the 'why' question*)
DS: why must mummi wear bla?
(s***, what to do, shall I just tell him all out), Taking a deep breath ...
Me: ok son, just like you are wearing underwear to cover your birdie, mummi is wearing a bra, which is like an underwear, to cover mummi's breasts.
DS: Then why daddi not wearing bla?
Whew, saved by the bell, DH entered the room and I changed the subject.
:rotflmao:
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My 10 year old son told his sister that she drank expressed milk when she was a bb. He even her about the 'process and how it's done', how noisy the Medela was etc etc :oops: I reminded him that it's supposed to be a secret. He even let on that he drank a little every morn with his Milo (he was in K2 then)...and how strong he was then.
Then he told his sister that she will have milk in future... :oops: :oops: -
autumnbronze:
Wah, your son's so smart, and only 2 and a half? Wow!Okie, don't know if I have shared this here b4 ... cuz the episode's been circulating quite a bit among the family.
DH went jogging at the stadium and brought DS (2 and a half yrs) along. After the jog, DH brought DS to the loo to pee pee.
So they are at the urinal ....
DH: ok, son, must aim properly ok, cannot wet your shoes, pants, floor ...
DS turned to look at his dad, patted him on the face and said:
DS: Its ok, accidents do happen daddy
According to my DH, he (DH) was speechless ...

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janet_lee88:
:salute: education from young ! :celebrate:My 10 year old son told his sister that she drank expressed milk when she was a bb. He even her about the 'process and how it's done', how noisy the Medela was etc etc :oops: I reminded him that it's supposed to be a secret. He even let on that he drank a little every morn with his Milo (he was in K2 then)...and how strong he was then.
Then he told his sister that she will have milk in future... :oops: :oops: -
Happened this morning. While rushing my 5yo DD to her class, I zoomed out in front of the cars when a traffic light turned green.
DD: Whee! Faster daddy! Or else the other cars catch up!
Me: Daddy's the best :evil: Nobody can beat daddy! Muahahaha---
DD: That's because you are FAT.
Me: --ha :!: WHAT?! Why you call Daddy fat?!
DD: Oh... because you are FAT and BIG, nobody can beat you
Me:
Sure anot? So being fat is good arh?
DD: Yes. Nobody can bully you.
Me: So you want to be fat?
DD: No. :politebleah:
Me: :frustrated: -
:lol: :rotflmao:
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