Since I know theres a lot of teachers on here....I am a sub! Some funnies from my week!
How did he get in there? Did you eated him? -Kindergarten
Can you not have your water break today? Its just that we won't know what to do!- 4th grade
Are you married? (then another kid says) of course shes married, its illegal to have a baby and not be married!! - 2nd grade
Does the whole world know that you are gonna have a baby? -2nd grade
How do you know its a boy? Did you just tell him YOUR A BOY? -kindergarten
Re: The hilarious things kids say about pregnancy
My 5yo niece was 3 when I had DS#1, I asked her if she thought the baby was a boy or girl. She said, without missing a beat "a girl baby, named baby cinderella." My poor DS was called baby cinderella my whole pregnancy. She was so mad he was a boy.
Now she's 5, and she asked me the other day, "so, how does that baby get out of your belly?" I said, ask mommy hahaha
A friend of mine actually ended up naming her daughter Ella because her older daughter kept rocking a doll and calling her Ella, and it ended up trumping all the other names on her list!
My DD however thinks *HER* name is Cinderella. You can ask her, "Fiona (her real name,) what's your name?" She says, "Cinduwewa" (She's 2.) So you ask again, "No, Fiona, what's YOUR name, Fiona?" (You know, cluing her in?) So she looks at you like you're stupid. "CindeWEWAH." (Because you might also be hard of hearing.)
Also Mommy is Cindewewah and Daddy is also sometimes Cindewewah.
This is why she is not naming her sister.
That is so cute!
I'm not even pregnant but DD keeps asking if I have a baby in my belly because "it's fat."
She's been obsessed with babies and pregnancy lately for some reason.
ETA: haha I just realized I clicked on the wrong board somehow. Sorry to hijack!
I am a teacher and cannot walk through a kindergarten or first grade classroom without every little hand reaching out to touch my belly.
I also carried on a very interesting conversation with a middle school student who has Aspbergers Syndrome. He is working on maintaining eye contact, and initiating and carrying out small talk with people. It is already slightly uncomfortable to share details with a middle school student, it is more so with a student with Aspergers who has a hard time finding that social line. We made it through, though, and he passed his assignment with flying colors.
My 4.5 year old son started rubbing my boob during a prayer at mass and asked super loud why my bumps were getting soooooo big. DH nearly crumled to the ground trying to stifle his laughter and I got all red faced and started sweating. Everyone around us heard and started giggling. I was mortified and highly amused at the
same time. Lately he's been rubbing my belly exclaiming that it is sooooooooo HUGE!
LOL Same with my college kids.
Ginny DX 21-Hydroxylase Deficiency Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia
Charlie DX Specific Antibody Deficiency & ASD
My DSS (8) said "Wow, your belly is still just as big as it was yesterday"
My 5 yr old niece has been hilarious.
When we first broke the news to her that I was pregnant and she was going to have a new little cousin (I was about 13weeks at the time) She goes, "So we get to see the baby tomorrow?" We had to explain to her that it take a while for the baby to grow in my tummy lol
Then not too long ago (now that I'm very obviously pregnant) We had a little get together with family and friends. She asked one of her mom's friends this.. "Do you have a baby in your tummy too, cause you look like you do!" I felt so bad for the lady cause she was obviously uncomfortable that this 5 yr old very loudly pretty much called her fat LOL
TTC since 3/12
High LH/FSH Ratio 8/12
DX with PCOS 11/12
Clomid 50mg - 19.5mm Follie - Trigger + TI = BFP! 11/12
EDD August 11, 2013