My kids always talk about this too. I always lose to their dad because he has a job.Wife told me this one the other day...
Son(6)- my friends mom and dad don't live together
wife- yeah, that happens sometimes.
Son- that would be tough decision for me to make, I love you mom but dad has a machete and let's me use it outside.
I always talk my kids into picking their mom.My kids always talk about this too. I always lose to their dad because he has a job.
*gets off horse*So my girl has a habit of going back to the same comment that got a big laugh. We were at the movies yesterday waiting for it to start and she smells my shirt and hits me again with the "You smell like yesterday." I reminded her I had just showered and put on a clean shirt (after getting home from a soccer game). She says "Oh, I guess that's just how you smell"Was sitting on the couch with my 7yo daughter saturday afternoon. She smells me and says "You smell like yesterday. Like my Foot. Have you showered today?"
Sadly I hadn't, but I had just re-screened the back door and done some cleanup around the house so even if I had showered I probably would still smell like yesterday....
At least your son didn't respond with "####ing Hodor".
Oh my gosh. I can feel that silence.my kid (8) is having a friend sleepover tonight. her mom is a junkie and has been in and out of jail most of her adult life. good kid, just a ####ty mom.the kids were gabbing about Minecraft something or other. my kid misunderstood what was said and replied "oh, i thought you said Obama".the other little girl says: oh, no. but i don't like Donald Trump. i call him Donald Dump.mine: i don't like him either. i wanted Hillary Clinton to win.other girl: NO! not her! she's a criminal!mine: uh, like your mom?(silence)
Hah... My 6yo has been quoting Macklemore quite a bit lately.. "Lick that, stick that, break her off, kit-kat" and "Let's burn down the Vatican" have provided a couple of uncomfortable situations.7 year old daughter loves her Katy Perry, DNCE, Disney Singers, etc. Pop tarts basically. But she has taken a liking to Metallica's "Enter Sandman". So as this song was winding up (she was singing along too) the next song came on and I hear from the back seat in a low scratchy voice continuing to sing along...
"THE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE, THE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE! AHHHH THE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE, THE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE!"
Me: How do you know this song?
Her: "They sang it on Lip Sync Battle. I really should learn the lyrics"
Me: There are some really bad words in the song
Her: Oh, never-mind then
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ypkv0HeUvTc
Yeah I hate when my 7 year old starts singing "I took a pill in Ibiza" in public.Hah... My 6yo has been quoting Macklemore quite a bit lately.. "Lick that, stick that, break her off, kit-kat" and "Let's burn down the Vatican" have provided a couple of uncomfortable situations.
Luckily she has only heard the clean version of Thrift Shop...Hah... My 6yo has been quoting Macklemore quite a bit lately.. "Lick that, stick that, break her off, kit-kat" and "Let's burn down the Vatican" have provided a couple of uncomfortable situations.
How about this one:Yeah I hate when my 7 year old starts singing "I took a pill in Ibiza" in public.
9yo floppinho is doing music at School of Rock... this term his group is doing AC/DC vs Sabbath. he's singing on Shook me all night long and a couple others. he walks around the apt singing stuff like "knocking me out with those american thighs". fortunately, we haven't gotten into what any of the lyrics or song title means. here's him on drums and his band-mates over the weekend doing dirty deeds at their midseason show.Luckily she has only heard the clean version of Thrift Shop...Hah... My 6yo has been quoting Macklemore quite a bit lately.. "Lick that, stick that, break her off, kit-kat" and "Let's burn down the Vatican" have provided a couple of uncomfortable situations.
I'm gonna pop some tags
Only got twenty dollars in my pocket
I - I - I'm hunting, looking for a come-up
This is ___________ awesome
How about this one:Yeah I hate when my 7 year old starts singing "I took a pill in Ibiza" in public.
"You're gone and I gotta stay
High all the time
To keep you off my mind
Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh
High all the time
To keep you off my mind
Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh
Spend my days locked in a haze
Trying to forget you babe
I fall back down
Gotta stay high all my life
To forget I'm missing you
Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh"
Maybe they used the clean version from the movie Burlesque. Let's hope so.B Maverick said:7 year old daughter loves her Katy Perry, DNCE, Disney Singers, etc. Pop tarts basically. But she has taken a liking to Metallica's "Enter Sandman". So as this song was winding up (she was singing along too) the next song came on and I hear from the back seat in a low scratchy voice continuing to sing along...
"THE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE, THE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE! AHHHH THE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE, THE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE!"
Me: How do you know this song?
Her: "They sang it on Lip Sync Battle. I really should learn the lyrics"
Me: There are some really bad words in the song
Her: Oh, never-mind then
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ypkv0HeUvTc
wait, there's a clean version?Maybe they used the clean version from the movie Burlesque. Let's hope so.
Please use in a sentence...I can't remember if I mentioned one of 5yo Floppinha's catch-phrases... "what in the what?!"
and even though she's coming up on 6 with most of a year of kindergarten under her belt, she still says "whobody". and I still hope she never stops.
storming into room from kitchen- "whobody ate my cookie!?"Please use in a sentence...
Christina Aguilera sings it over the end credits. Here it is with the lyrics.wait, there's a clean version?Maybe they used the clean version from the movie Burlesque. Let's hope so.
My 7 year old still says how's that impossible? And opposed instead of supposedI can't remember if I mentioned one of 5yo Floppinha's catch-phrases... "what in the what?!"
and even though she's coming up on 6 with most of a year of kindergarten under her belt, she still says "whobody". and I still hope she never stops.
Kid who can't be more than five runs up to me:
Kid-"Are you Jewish?"
Me-"Well, my wife's half Jewish..."
Kid-"That's Jewish enough for me!" and hits me in the gut with a box of Matza.
WTF
Great! Did he say the letters "W T F" or "What the f?"Probably a you had to be there thing, but my nephew, his wife, and their very little one were visiting. The little guy has been talking for about two months, so he's just too cute. He is the center of attention, entertaining us with a dramatic battle between two toy dinosaurs when one falls between the sofa and end table and gets stuck. Trying to rescue it he says:
"What the world?"
We laugh. He frowns at us. The stuck dino isn't funny. His mom says:
"Sweety, it's what in the world, not what the world."
He frowns, ponders this, and says:
"Noooo. It's WTF!"
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So I say what the world all the time now.
Poor thing. My 5yo did the same kind of thing when she was 3-4. I understand your frustration. What did help us was drowning her in apple juice. Keeping things soft. All the time. I believe mine hurt. It hurt to poop so she decided not anymore. So it hurt worse. She would push down on the couch arms to keep it in. Good luck. I'm sorry. Don't be tough on her. She feels worse about it than you do.This is too much information, but also too funny not to offer up as my first post in this thread. Our 5 year old daughter hates going #2. This has been an issue as it relates to the bathroom ever since she was potty trained when she was 2 years old. We've tried rewards, stern parenting, and stool softeners among other things. Nothing works, she'll just hold it in for whatever reason. It's a severe enough issue that it's been a medical concern on at least a couple occasions (doctor visits, x-rays showing her colon is jam packed with poop), including this past weekend. Well the doctor is finally quasi-recommending that we have her speak with a child psychologist and see if they can't dig into the root cause and work towards a solution. We're likely going to at least give this a shot.
Wife: "Daughter SayWhat, there is a special kind of doctor that helps people talk about big feelings. Sad, angry, scared, all those things. We're going to talk to that kind of doctor about going to the bathroom."
Daughter: "But mom, I don't have big feelings about poop."
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