Wish we had a plan
So I was reading over at The MisAdventures of a First Time Dad AmateurDad's realization that as a parent you have to start watching your mouth. It seems obvious of course and he's right you never really appreciate what comes out of your mouth until there are little ears around the house. So as new parents he and his wife have a plan for cleaning up their language. That's a good idea. It isn't that our house sounds like you're at a taping of Jerry Springer - but well there are moments and like everyone we have to learn to bite out tongue now and again.
It was a few months back for us that we learned how easily little ones can pick words up. Helena was parading around after a bath with a towel wrapped around her hair. She was doing the super model hair toss and pretending to comb her fingers through the blue towel like long locks.
"Look at my f*cking hair."
"My F*cking blue hair."
Ah, the joy of parenthood. At least she was using the word correctly.




6 Comments:
I'm quite certain the language at our house is worse than at yours. The problem is that since he can't talk yet, we keep putting off the clean up. It's gonna be unpleasant if his first word is @##^##^!
What about when we thought she understood not to use that word any more and then she came out with "I'm reading my f*cking book, Dad"?
Thought I was going to splort!
Where do our kids get if from?
I wonder.
Tina taught me to try to be good when she asked if Chele's name was Chele or Damnit Chele.
my lil' darlin learned the word "schutte" but it sounded alot more like sh*t. go figure! I'm sure it's my fault.... I mean... you've read my blog.
Mom- All these years I've been caller her...
now you tell me.
Shandi-
I knew we were infamous here. The question is how did the wee one use the word. "This smells like schutte" just doesn't sound so nice.
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