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December 7, 2007 by Sarah
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The other day, my four-year-old, Princess, was talking to my husband. At any given time, you CANNOT predict what she will say. So she said, “Daddy, you have a big b*tt.”
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Right about eye level, huh?
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH! Allie has been influenced the same way your oldest was with food/fat. She told me that I eat too much and that I was fat. She held up her arm and said “look at my fat, mommy”. I just shook my head. Its awful how quickly kids pick up on that stuff.
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Oh my, I can’t wait for this stage! I am always telling my husband to watch what he says so that I don’t hear some comment like that at my house! THanks for the laugh today
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That made me laugh…now just wait to those “wonderfully honest” comments are shared with someone other than you and hubby!
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Thanks for the comic relief!! What a moment!!
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To a four year old, there’s nothing wrong with a big butt
Mine told me that I should have another baby b/c my belly is still big enough.
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That is hilarious !!! ( uh, I mean, I feel your pain )
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Most times, the only things that save them are their “cute factor”!!!
Stephanie
http://www.homeschoolblogger.com/inspired
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LOL That’s great. Sounds like something you read about it Parents magazine. Kids sure do have a way of blurting things out sometimes.
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Hey, great idea! I submitted it to Reader’s Digest.
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Oh this is TOO funny! Don’t you just love how they keep us “real”?
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