Cute Comments

[never2amazing]

Kids say cute comments almost everyday...what is a comment that your little one has made that makes you laugh almost everytime you think about it?

[bluedaisyus]

Once he and my wife were having a conversation and he just looked at her, put his hands up, and said "what? What are you talking about?!" Hahaha, that one still makes me laugh!

He's also started saying "oh maaaaaaaan" and "oh my goodness" when something happens, like he knocks a toy over or something like that (which he totally gets from me). The way he says it is just ADORABLE.

Also, we read Mr Brown Can Moo! Can You? every night at bed time, and he is obsessed with the sound a rooster makes. He'll throw his head back and say "bwock a DOOOOOOOOOO!" and then laugh hysterically. OMG I love it.

[tattooedmeegs]

Ha, Blue, Gwen says Cock a doodle doo doo!

Gwen has started saying, "Yeah-huh" all the time. When I asked her who says that (since I was curious where she picked it up), she answered, "I do!"

She also say "oh my goodness."

[ct]

RB substitutes 'darling' for 'daughter' and asked me this morning, "Are me and sissy your darlings?"

How freaking darling is that??

[2brides]

Grayson has decided he isn't wearing a pj top for "all of first grade and 10 days of 2nd grade." Huh. Okay. The other night, he was dancing in the kitchen with just his pj pants on when L asked him what he was doing, Carter interjected with a great sigh and lots of drama, "He is just doing the naked tornado dance." LOL.

And I think most people on here saw my FB post about Grayson's intended marriage arrangements. Still making me chuckle.

[twotrue]

JB will say "I too little" if she doesn't want to carry something. Yesterday K went to buckle her in the car seat and jelly said "no, you do it. Last time you hurt my lip." (Which was true but happened at least a month ago) so K asks if she wants to buckle herself up and she replies with "I too little."

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[thiswillbe]

I am still cracking up about the one I heard from around the corner the other day. The kids were in the kitchen eating dinner, when all of a sudden I heard LM say "I got my finger out of my butt!" :-|

I also love it when we ask Peanut if she can get or do something for us and she says "I sure can!"

And in general I get a huge kick out of them repeating words they don't understand as if they do. Like the other night when I said "I understand, Peanut. I know you just needed to cry for the emotional release" and she nodded her head and said "Yeah, emotional release."

[2brides]

Oct 25, 2012 13:10:53 GMT -5 thiswillbe said:

I am still cracking up about the one I heard from around the corner the other day. The kids were in the kitchen eating dinner, when all of a sudden I heard LM say "I got my finger out of my butt!"

get used to it. ^o)

[twotrue]

s/o butts...Jelly Bean told me this morning "L put finger up his butt. Then he peed on floor." What makes this funny, is that L sort of actually did this! L is her little bff and when we were at his house the other day, he kept putting his hand down his diaper. Then suddenly he just took off his diaper and peed on the floor. I just love that she was telling me the story and that she assumed his finger was up his butt.

[seattlekari]

When E was about 2 she would say to me, "seeeeedowwwwn mommy, seedown" and pat the couch when she wanted me to sit next to her. I was so sad when she learned to pronounce those words correctly.

[hensmum]

I know some saw on FB, but the other day there were wild turkeys in our backyard. Henry didn't come fast enough and missed them. So now be keeps pointing to the window and saying "See fahmingos?" LOL

Last weekend Hen stayed with my dad and stepmom. I forget why, but they were talking about hair - Henry's or my stepmom's - then he looked at my dad, pointed at his head and said "Hair missing!" Oh man, so bummed I missed that!

We made a scarecrow this week with a plastic pumpkin for a head. Whenever we go by it on the front step, Hen says "Hi/bye Mr Pumpkin"