Ever since I was just old enough not to call myself a kid anymore, I have been fascinated with the way kids think and certainly what they say. Teaching school and having a six year old in our house has given me lots of laughs... These are just a few things my sweet boy has and some of my students have shared. I wish I could keep a little journal with me at all times just so I could remember all the kid-isms I hear on a daily basis.
Brent on breastfeeding:
Dad and I both kinda have boobs. Why can't we feed the baby? How'd you get that milk inside you anyways?
Brent on Almond milk:
Dad, I know you say this isn't real milk, but it's healthy and it's organical.
Kindergartner on Childcare for my new baby:
So, I think you need to stay home with the baby. Wait... who will be our teacher? Never mind, your grandma should keep the baby.
Brent on David Feherty:
Dad, you ever play golf with him... Oh no, that's right he only plays with the masters. (he said masters with a British accent).
Kindergartner on my growing belly:
Does it hurt? Do you feel bad? Maybe you should put a heating pad on your belly.
The next day... I told my mom what I told you. She said DO NOT do that! You'll burn the baby!
Brent on bodily functions:
Look guys.. If you eat you poop, if you drink you pee.
Kindergartner on labor and delivery:
I really don't want the baby to hurt you. You'll be okay, won't you? When it's over I'm bringing you some ice cream. If something happens and I can't, your husband should get you some.
I hope to add to these from time to time... I certainly can't remember them all and right now. Plus, I have a sweet, hungry baby to take care of :)
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