everytime my DD hears a train she starts saying what sounds like f'uck over and over and over again she started doing this a couple nights ago. I don't know what she's really trying to say but I need it to stop! lolol we try to correct her but she thinks it's funny, she literally says it like 50 times...ugh mommy problems.
Re: The F word...
Yea that was my mistake at first it just caught me off guard! lol and then I figured out she was saying it in regards to the train...so now we just tell her no, train...I mean it is kind of funny but I'm not letting her know that. I just wish I knew what she was trying to say, lol
hahaha maybe it is chug, my kid is weird who knows where this came from, but yes we have started asking her what sound a train makes and doing the choooooooo choooooooooo which she seems to like...should make for a good story some day for her though lolol
I wish we had this excuse. We got the other s word because she was actually saying the other s word. Her "Papa" (my FIL who is her total hero) slips and says it all the time when he's dropped something, stubbed something, etc. C started saying it for the longest time and would always repeat it over and over and over. We just kept ignoring it and it's finally gone. For now, at least. We somehow managed to get away with her never saying it in front of my very religious father. I hope we can keep the streak alive!
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I was wondering something like this, too (minus the getting hit by a train part, lol). Could someone have slipped and said it when she wasn't with you guys? The parrot effect in little kids is sooo unfortunate sometimes! Or, have you asked her to say "chug," just in case that is what she's saying, like PP suggested she might be? Maybe if that's what it is, start making a big deal about her saying "Chooo!" by maybe showing her how to "pull the whistle"?
I meant getting stuck at a railroad crossing. Stuck, not struck. lol
Haha, oops, sorry! I thought that seemed pretty weird, but I've seen stranger things on here, so you never know