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    Kids say the darnest things...

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    • tankeeT Offline
      tankee
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      this happened a few months after my dad passed away … my son was about 4 years old then, and we were walking to my mother’s place …


      DS : Dad … why ah gong die?
      Me : he died because he was very ill …
      DS : I told him not too eat too many sweet, he did not listern …
      Me : er…

      … after a moment of silence …

      DS : I missed ah gong a lot …
      Me : I missed him too …

      … another moment of silence …

      DS : Dad … I don’t want you to die. I don’t want mommy to die.

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        mrswongtuition
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        My 2.5yo boy is ‘dirty minded’. Everytime we walk past lingerie shop, he’ll stop to stare at the poster. Ask him what is he looking at & he’ll point at the poster & say "OH! Mummy see! Big nana! Oh so yummy!".


        p/s: my hb does not talk to me like that at all 😛

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          MLR
          last edited by

          DS has seen on tv about playing frisbee. Since yesterday was such a great outdoor day, we decided to head for the park. We dug up an old frisbee to hv some fun with DS.


          DH was throwing the frisbee to DS and telling him to catch it. Me also demonstrating how to catch it. DH’s over enthusiasm and was repeating calling DS to go catch the frisbee. DS suddenly ran towards DH and said: "DADDY, I am XXX, I m not a doggie, OK!?" "Here, I throw and you catch"
          That really crack us up and made our day. DH and I are also looking forward to his new found humour.

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            Wan
            last edited by

            I was trying to incorporate maths & family concept in my conversation with my 4yo son:


            Me: meimei is 2 years younger than u. u have to take care of her ok?
            Son: ok, mummy
            Me: how old is meimei when u r 6?
            Son: 4
            …a few other similar questions in between…
            Me: hmm…how old will meimei be when u r 18?
            Son: 16
            …it’s getting abit mundane, so I added another question
            Me: how about mummy? how old will I be when u r 18?
            Son: ???..(after a long pause)…die already (serious face)

            I didn’t know how to react. as I know there is a possibility that it might happened. mixed feeling about his reply…

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              mum03
              last edited by

              I was talking to my 6 yrs old girl recently after the school registerations were over. It goes like this:-


              Me: You will be in a girls school, there will be no boys in your class
              DD: Good prefer girls, don't have to worry about boyfriends
              Me: Its O.K to have friends who is a boy, nothing wrong in it.
              DD: No, if I have one. i have to marry him eventually. I want to live with you forever, don\"t want to get marry. (Hopes she tell me this 20yrs down the road)
              Me: Does not mean if you have boyfriends you have to marry him.
              DD: Then why you marry daddy
              Me: :whut:

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                Andaiz
                last edited by

                mrswongtuition:
                My 2.5yo boy is 'dirty minded'. Everytime we walk past lingerie shop, he'll stop to stare at the poster. Ask him what is he looking at & he'll point at the poster & say \"OH! Mummy see! Big nana! Oh so yummy!\".


                p/s: my hb does not talk to me like that at all 😛
                mrswongtuition, your 2.5 yo is not dirty-minded...to him, the bxeasts equate to food! You must have been bfeeding him well! :celebrate:

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                  winth
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                  DS2 is almost 2.5 year old now.

                  We bought the boys each a penguin at the bird park and DS1 named his penguin Polar, male, 6 years old (same age as DS1).

                  DS2 named his penguin 'This' (couldn't extract other details out from DS2 due to his limited vocabulary at this point in time). But he is darn sure his penguin's name is 'This' cos we asked him many times by rephrasing our questions.

                  Told our lady tenant the names of the boys' penguins, but somehow she forgot about DS2's penguin's name. She only managed to remember that DS2's penguin's name is 'often used in daily sentences'.

                  Conversation between my tenant and DS2 one morning (when DS2 came running to her to show off his 'smelly' penguin).
                  Tenant: Wow, nice penguin
                  DS2: *hugs the penguin even more*
                  Tenant: Err... wat is this toy's name?
                  DS2: *Looks at her* (we suspect bec DS2 finds it weird that the auntie ask about the name, though she already said out his penguin's name)
                  Tenant: Err... I mean, is the name of THIS toy called 'Now'?
                  DS2: *Looks at her as his eyes grew larger and looks at his 'This'*
                  (after a while)
                  DS2: PENGUIN!

                  My tenant was like :stupid:, of course it's a penguin.
                  But after we told her it's name, she suddenly realised that she was the funny one. She was laughing at herself and :oops:.

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                  • B Offline
                    buds
                    last edited by

                    DD2 came into our room one

                    night as hubs and i were chit
                    chatting together…

                    She casually leaned over us
                    and said this…

                    "Heyya buds and buds hubs,
                    watcha doin’…"

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                    • R Offline
                      RRMummy
                      last edited by

                      buds:

                      \"Heyya buds and buds hubs,
                      watcha doin'...\"
                      :!: :lol:

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                        Andaiz
                        last edited by

                        buds:
                        DD2 came into our room one

                        night as hubs and i were chit
                        chatting together..


                        ...
                        \"Heyya buds and buds hubs,
                        watcha doin'...\"
                        Hee hee... \"just chatting\" - this is the same one who asked about your happy marriage??!?! :celebrate:

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