I am more than frazzled. In addition to the craziness I am coping with a regression in Charlotte's behaviour.
I let the f-bomb slip at an inconsiderate driver who did not care that I was tired, frazzled and had a brain running around in a million different directions.
Emmett looked up at me with his big, soulful brown eyes.
""F*ck me" is a bad word, isn't it?"
I said yes, then quickly said I shouldn't have said it and that HE certainly shouldn't say it.
"You shouldn't say "F*ck you" either, right Mom?"
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Honestly, who hasn't let it slip at least once?
One of David's first mimicked words was "sh*t" when he was not quite 17 months old... thank you Grandmother!
Love, Janelle
*giggles*
Mommy said a bad word.
You're not alone. My only saving grace is that neither of my children are verbal yet. :)
Dammit is one of Bob's favorite words. It happens. I just tell him no no Bob, we say 'uh oh' instead. And then he says uh oh all cute like and we're ok.
Why is it that all day long it seems as if they don't hear a single word and then the INSTANT you let a foul one slip, THAT'S the one they hear?! (and repeat for the next several days when you're in the presence of other adults!!)
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