Out of his mouth came the most foul word today. He was playing and he said, "F$@#". I looked at him and said, "What did you say??" He said it again. Now, lest you think he heard this from anyone in our house, we don't say that word. Yeah, he'll hear an occasional shit or damn, but never the f word. He was playing around with words and came up with that one. So here is how the rest of the conversation went:
Me: Sweetie, that is a really, really, really bad word.
S: What is? F*&$?
Me: Yes. So, I don't want to ever hear you say that again. If you choose to say it again, you will be in really big trouble because you know it's a bad word now.
S: No Mom, I don't know that f*&# is a bad word.
Me: yes you do.
S: Is Buck a bad word?
Me: No
S: Is Truck a bad word?
Me: No.
And it continues. He keeps coming up with words that rhyme asking if they are bad words. Oh he is just a goof.
yes, this was a very proud moment. My son saying the f word for the first time...at 3.
6 comments:
Okay, all I can do is laugh! Of course I do always tell my Jeremy, it is only funny when other peoples children swear1 :)
lol.... Mr. Social just learned da-n it. He said it once, got a kick out of my reaction to him saying it....and the next day said it to the sister missionaries.
*sigh*
Ohhh LOL! I love that. Olivia was at my moms house and yelled - What the hell?! Of course everyone thought it was the funniest thing ever which doesn't help!
btw - when are you going to be down here or when am i going to come see you?
at least he has figured out rhyming?
So far, no major foul-mouth on my little guy. But he is really into mimicking lately, and has been wondering the house yelling "dangit!" for the past two days. Ooops. He also says "oh cwap." Nice. I really should watch it.
Oh, lovely times. What a cutie!
My little cousin marched around, playing with rhyming words like Seth, saying "F***-a-duck, f***-a-duck!" Her parents were DYing.
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