Bleached dummy
We bought the baby a bigger dummy (pacifier). It looks virtually the same as the old one, but is a pastel green not a bright green. My older daughter noticed the new dummy and asked "mum, why is her dummy bleached?"
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We bought the baby a bigger dummy (pacifier). It looks virtually the same as the old one, but is a pastel green not a bright green. My older daughter noticed the new dummy and asked "mum, why is her dummy bleached?"
My daughter is very verbose. Today, I said "he's a bit slow" and she said "his time processes aren't particularly right"
Weath is the money, the health need money
I pointed at an ambulance that was driving by and said, "Look, Ben! An ambulance! It's taking sick people to the hospital so they can get better."
Ben studied it carefully, then exclaimed "Boo boo bus!" He's now calling all ambulances boo boo buses.
My son calls nipples 'maypoles'. Also, any kind of blemish or bite that resembles a blemish is also called a maypole. Cracks me up. He has a slight rash on his bottom from wearing his bathing suit to camp, and he came to tell me about how he had maypoles all over his butt.
My daughter had a hard time believing that the peaches I gave her recently were not mangoes, so now both peaches and mangoes are peach-mangoes in order to reconcile this dilemma.
Mom, is it okay to lie to yourself?
My husband was driving the car, and were pulling out of a parking spot on a hill. He backed up, waited for a car to pass, then hit the gas. He was still in reverse, so we slipped back a bit and said "whoops!".
Our newly four year old pipes up in a REALLY teenagey voice, "Dad, do you KNOW how to drive this thing or what?"
On one of his first trips out of the house without a diaper, our father took J to a hardware store. My father got distracted and J wandered away. Dad soon heard him yelling "I did it! I go potty!" and found him clapping and dancing next to a display toilet in the plumbing department.
On Friday my daughter had tuck, which cost $3, and I sent her with a $5 note.
On Monday before she went to school I asked her for the change, which resulted in this conversation:
Her: "But I already gave you the change!"
Me: "No you didn't"
Her: "Yes I did!"
Me: "No you didn't"
Her: "I did too. I remember it." *rummages in bag*
Me: "No you didn't"
Her, finding the change envelope in her bag: "What did you put it back in my bag for!"