What was the funniest thing your child ever said or did?
Today's SocialMoms blogging prompt was created by our team member Sasha Afanasieff.
What was the funniest thing your child ever said/did? How old was your child when they said or did a funny thing? What were you doing? Did you catch them on video?
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Permalink Reply by Lori Bolden on -
My son mis-pronounced his "st" words and it was more of a "D" sound.. Needless to say we were at a big event at our local park and my 3 yr old son at the time, said, "Look mom, I have a big (st)ick!" YES! it sounded more like the D word, and I got so red, because all eyes at that point were on him and it was embarrassing, yet extremely funny!
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Permalink Reply by Melanie M. on -
I asked my son why he wasn't paying attention. He said, "I was paying attention, but then I had to blink, so I missed it."
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Permalink Reply by Christine Marie on -
I love this topic! My daughter provides me with a new ridiculous anecdote almost daily.
I've blogged about my favorite one here:
http://allaboutmomsense.blogspot.com/2011/02/my-daughter-drama-quee...
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Permalink Reply by My Bits and Bleeps on -
Funniest thing my daughter ever said:
Singing to a Destiny's Child Song: "I'm a Saliva, I'm gonna mate it!" can you guess which song it was? LOL
If my memory serves me correctly, she was 3 yrs old?
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Permalink Reply by Cindy Freland on -
My daughter and I were passing a mall and there were tiny trees that were restrained with a rubber hose-looking things to keep them from falling over. Alyssa said "Mommy, why are those trees trapped?" Alyssa is 21 years old now.
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Permalink Reply by Michele Evans Grant on -
My daughter told me this weekend that she poops a lot. And then right as we sat at a table for lunch at church the waitress asked her what she wanted and she told her she pooped. And that she poops a lot. And my husband and only to my husband when he changes her she will lower her voice and say "eat it". It is so gross. I guess it is from having an older brother.
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Permalink Reply by Elizabeth Williams Bushey on -
At the tender age of nine, my oldest came home with some very disturbing MISINFORMATION about "the birds and the bees."
Yipes. I had no choice but to take her for a short ride in the car, just the two of us, and give her the basics. Just the basics, of course, and I left the discussion open-ended, told her she was welcome to get more information from any other trusted girlfriend of mine, her (woman) doctor... anywhere except from boys. "Why not from boys?" she said.
Er... "Well, boys don't have the same parts, and most of the time don't really KNOW the facts," I grabbed out of the air, not wishing to get into the whole "boys have an agenda, and can't control themselves at that age, and WILL lie, etc...."
Either way, I gave out basically the "need-to-know" info, left things open for future discussion, and told her if she had any other questions, she was more than welcome to come to me anytime.
About an hour later, as I was cooking dinner, she did have a question.
"Mom? Where do the legs go?"
Trying desperately not to laugh, I bit on my wooden spoon as if I was thinking, then said: "When the time comes honey? You'll figure that one out."
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Permalink Reply by Shawn Sullentrup on -
Oh there are so many but the one that stand out the most are:
THIS ONE IS KINDA GROSS ---BE WARNED!!!
I see a booger on the wall. (ewwww) I ask my older daughter "Did you put a booger on the wall?" she replies "How far up on the wall is it?" All I can do is stare at her. I guess depending on WHERE on the wall she could blame her younger sister! LOL
I know kinda gross but kids you know!!!
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Permalink Reply by Sarah Haisman on -
My family and I were leaving my moms for dinner one night last month and as soon as my 3 year old daughter went outside and saw the moon she exclaimed "oh my goodness a crescent moon" Can you get any cuter?! :-)
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Permalink Reply by Keri Houchin on -
Okay, I can tell this here because my husband will never read it...
One time my husband took our then-potty-training son to the restroom in a store to go to the bathroom. He decided to go too, since they were already there. After our son had finished his business it was my husband's turn. He unzipped his pants and our son yelled very loudly "Wow, Daddy! You have a huge penis!" Of course the men's room just happened to be full of other people at the time!
BTW, I'm laughing my head off at Shawn's booger story! My kids would so do that!
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Permalink Reply by 2 Kids and a Coupon on
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A couple years ago at thanksgiving, my then 7 year old nephew announced to the entire table of 30 people including my 93 year old grandmother that "sometimes my dad sleeps naked".
I guess my sister and her husband need a lock on their bedroom door!! =0)
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