Things that I have actually said out loud to my daughter:
Kids are Gross
Please stop eating the food you find in the couch.
The toilet is not a table, honey. We do not put our food on there.
Kids are Weird
Are you having some sort of stroke or something? What on earth is wrong with you?
Honey, please don't sit on your brothers face.
Poor Kitty
Kitty doesn't like you. Please stop playing with her.
We don't kiss the kitty with an open mouth.
We don't sit on the cat, we pet the cat.
Things My Daughter Has Said:
After catching the smell of something funky.
The Quiet Contemplator: Mommy did you poopy?
Me: No but I farted.
After watching me go to the bathroom (Can a mama get some privacy up in here!?!)
The Quiet Contemplator: Yay, mommy! You pee peed on the potty!
Me: Thanks. I was excited, too.
Things friends' kids have said:
After picking a booger out of her son's nose, my friend's son said, "Don't eat it, Mommy." My friend replied, "OK. I'll try not to."
While dancing around and playing with his, um, baggage, my friends little boy gleefully exclaimed, "There's candy in there! There's candy in there! " Um, I am pretty sure that is not candy.
While she was pregnant, my friend's son asked her to see the baby, so she lifted up her shirt to show her belly and he said, "Wow! Your belly button is big. I can fit in there. Daddy could fit in there."
While my friend was eating out at a restaurant with her husband and two-year-old son, the waitress asked her son how he was liking the spinach artichoke dip. He responded, "It sucks." Check please.
I love posts like these!
ReplyDeleteOh the things the we say as parents. My favorites that I have said to my 15 month old daughter consist of:
ReplyDeleteGet your face out of the cat's butt.
No, I don't want to lick your fingers you were just digging around in the garbage.
Please get Mommies underwear off your head.
Yes, my boobies. Please stop pinching them.
mind if i share on a future edition?
DeleteGo for it :)
DeleteI could probably provide an entire post worth of boob related comments. The other day my 2 year old told me "I have a belly button but not boobs. Your boobs are hiding in your shirt." And my 4 year old like to tell me, "Your boobs are so full!" (I'm breastfeeding the new baby so they're both a little obsessed right now.)
ReplyDeleteMy three year old walked in on me sans shirt. He pointed at my boobs and asked, "Mommy, are those your bellies?"
ReplyDeleteA common phrase that I have to say like daily, is "quit flashing me in public!" He likes to pull my shirt up or down to look at my boobs. Thanks little guy, that old lady in Target probably wasn't expecting to see random boobs while shopping for kitty litter.
A favorite in my household: "Don't lick the dishwasher."
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