Showing posts with label silly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label silly. Show all posts

Sunday, February 7, 2016

Funny things my toddler says

So, yesterday my daughter made me laugh so hard I peed! So, I just have to share some of her silliness.

Her: -hands me a business card-
Me: "Oh? Thank you, what kind of work do you do?"
Her: "Not much"
Me: -laughing so hard-
Dad: -walks in- "Did mommy go crazy?"
Her: "No"
Me: -in between laughs- "Tell daddy what kind of work you do?"
Her: "Not much?"
-everyone laughs-
Me: "Crap I laughed too hard!"

A few days ago we were playing with her cousins (both boys)

-baby laying around Tsula brings him his bottle-
Me: "Do you like the baby"
T: "Yeah he's fat" -starts making piggy noises-
Me: "You don't say people are fat that's mean"
T: "I'm mean, -points to baby- piggy"
Aunt: -laughing "I shouldn't be laughing that's mean!"
T: "I'm mean, meanie, MEAN!"

When I asked Tsula what she wants for lunch.

T: -makes chicken noises-
Me: -hands her a plate of nuggets-
T: "Noooo, pop pop pop."
Me: "Eat the nuggets and I'll make you some popcorn"
T: -eats her nuggets-
Me: -hands her a bowl of popcorn-
T: -sticks her face in the bowl making chicken noises-

I love my baby girl she's so silly, she can always make me laugh.

Thursday, February 5, 2015

Swearing

So my loving husband was reading to our sweet little daughter yesterday. When he said "there's a boat in Dora's backpack". When our daughter heard this she exclaimed "What the FUCK a BOAT!" Of course my husband instantly started laughing and i was frozen not knowing wether to be mad she said it or proud she used ut right. Well i just ignored it until this morning when she looked at her dad and pointed "bish". I assume she was trying to say bitch which again she used it somewhat right but not sure how to deal with it. Honestly I don't want her to grow up thing words have power that they don't but I also don't want her to be hurtful with what she says. So i've let my husband take over this because i have no idea how to teach her that intent is what's important not the word itself.