I'm incredibly embarrassed but I so know it happens. About a month or so ago, we were having dog-pooping-in-the-house issues and a few choice words came out of mommy's mouth one afternoon upon scrubbing the carpet for the millionth-time. I was home alone and had to do it. Shortly thereafter, the dog ran away one day (temporarily) and daddy did the same with a short expletive.
Now, we typically do not use foul language at all around DD but this was literally like 2 months ago and that was it. Yesterday, she's holding her baby, digging in the dirt and tells baby, "I can't f----ing hold you and play in the dirt!" I ignored it and she said it 2 or 3 times more. However, when I told her that was not a nice word, she looked at me like I was insane and said, "Dirt?" So I dropped it. There's absolutely no doubt in my mind she has not heard it at daycare (center); it was likely us but months ago, on 2 occasions and in the right context? Can they recall that at 2 years?
Advice? Do you ignore or call them on it? In the interim, I plan to wash my own mouth out with soap....![]()
Re: Uh...LO dropped the "F" bomb...
DD -- 5YO
DS -- 3YO
LOL that happened to me too. lol.
One day I was in the kitchen in a rush to make dinner, had a load of laundry and I was suppose to call my doc's office to make an appt and had togo to work that afternoon.
Ds was sitting there eating a snack and I accidentally spilled some sauce on my only work shirt and said " oh sh..t " Ds then stands up on the chair put his arms up in the air and out loud repeats what I said" OH Sh_t" I looked at him and saw he had spilled some of his milk on his shirt. I ignored it at first because I was so shocked and didnt know how to handle it . I figured if i make a big deal he's gonna keep using it. After that . I went to get a towel to clean up my shirt and just said " OH NO" and then he repeated that so i kept saying that in hopes of him forgetting the bad word i had said.