Kids say (and do) the darndest things

Re: Kids say (and do) the darndest things

• prncsz member

  March 2014

  One of the kids I see at work started saying in December , before I got BFP , you got milk and proceeded to point at my chest. I said no lol . His mom was breast feeding but hey maybe the kid knew it was coming before I did lol

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• T&HLove member

  March 2014

  I'm trying to remember something funny but she's throwing a gigantic tantrum right now, and it's hard.
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  "What did my fingers do before they held you? What did my heart do with it's love?"

  

  

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• melrob613 member

  March 2014

  T&HLove said:

  . IlovemykidIlovemykidIlovemykid

  ^^This^^ 50x a day!!! if not more.

  
  

  Remember this mantra FTM's, you probably won't need it right away, but keep it handy. FOREVER.

  
  

  Our darling daughter and sweetheart guy.
  

  
  

  Melissa and Rob, 10/30/08

  
  

  

  
  

   
  

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• ashaw512 member

  March 2014

  DD shakes her head and rolls her eyes if you do anything she doesn't like!!! She's 18 months old, idk where she gets it but it so cute and so hard not to get mad at her.

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• melrob613 member

  March 2014

  You never realize how much they pick up from their environment until you get these types of reactions. 

  
  

  I still don't know where DS gets "I can't like it" from. 

  
  

  Our darling daughter and sweetheart guy.
  

  
  

  Melissa and Rob, 10/30/08

  
  

  

  
  

   
  

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• Tussie Mussie member

  March 2014

  melrob613 said:

  You never realize how much they pick up from their environment until you get these types of reactions. 

  
  

  I still don't know where DS gets "I can't like it" from. 

  
  My daughter says "I can't like it" too. No one actually says that. The way they put words together is hilarious sometimes.

   
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• melrob613 member

  March 2014

  Tussie Mussie said:

  melrob613 said:

  You never realize how much they pick up from their environment until you get these types of reactions. 

  
  

  I still don't know where DS gets "I can't like it" from. 

  
  My daughter says "I can't like it" too. No one actually says that. The way they put words together is hilarious sometimes.

  I see that they are 2 months apart, must be in the genetic coding of 2 year olds to utter that phrase. It cracks me up, since he can't like ANYTHING! We watched Thomas, he said "I love Thomas" 30 minutes later when I asked if he wanted  more Thomas, he practically cried and said "No Thomas, Mommy, I can't like it"

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  Our darling daughter and sweetheart guy.
  

  
  

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• kateitho member

  March 2014

  My 2 1/2 yo niece told DH that he can be a daddy now because he can read.  She also smashes her face in my crotch to yell "I love you, Skeleton Baby!"  because she saw the ultrasound photo and thinks we're having a baby skeleton...

  
  

  I finally had a sit down with my 7 year old nephew a few weeks ago and told him that we're going to have a baby a few weeks after his birthday.  His reply was, "Good. I'm glad your not just getting fatter."

  BFP 11/24/2012  MMC 1/21/2013 - BFP 3/29/2013  MC 4/8/2013 - BFP 4/25/2013 MC 5/6/2013 - 5/17/2013 Diagnosed with LPD - BFP 8/24/13  MC 9/6/2013

  BFP: 12/19/13  - Beta 1@11dpo: 26.8 - Beta 6@23dpo: 3,672

  Our Rainbow Son Born August 26, 2014

  

  
  

  All ALers welcome!
  

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• A&PL member

  March 2014

  The other day my DH said. "I think I can see the bump, look at your belly!". I said jokingly are "are you calling me fat?" DD (3.5) says "Papa are you calling Mama fat? She has a baby in her belly and it is getting bigger, not fat. Do not call her fat" I almost died laughing.

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• wrightpalomo member

  March 2014

  Last night I updated my 10yo niece on the baby's development over the phone. She is very interested in the whole topic and likes updates. I told her that this week the baby's ear bones are developing and now s/he can hear us. 

  
  

  Well, after learning that she had to say good night to the baby so I put her on speaker phone and held it up to my bump. Her 11yo brother, who is very matter-of-fact, did not like this at all. He doesn't like any kind of jokes or nonsense. We tell him that the dog is his brother and he just goes out of his mind. He thinks that talking to the baby is total nonsense and told her so. 

  
  

  Her response, "Brother, if you were a little baby in somebody's tummy wouldn't you want someone to say good night to you-- especially if you just learned how to hear?" Hubbs and I almost died. It was just too effing sweet. 

  
  

  
  

  But @kateitho your skeleton baby story had me and Hubbs both cracking up just now. 

  
  

  
  

  Baby Juniper finally got her new heart! Check out her Facebook page and send a prayer her way! 

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• portentosa member

  March 2014

  My DS doesn't talk yet (beyond "up" and "mommommommom" and "dadadada") but he's already such a character with his potty art, shaking his head, smiling back at you as you tell him not to do something, pointing out what he wants, happy squeals, dancing, and blowing raspberries on DH and me.
  
  ....Talking will be a lot of fun I'm sure.
  

  

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