After I put DD1 to bed the other night, I was on the phone with my mom (ALL THE WAY ACROSS THE HOUSE). And DD picked up parts of our conversation and was saying things to me about it when she woke up in the morning. No where is safe.
After I put DD1 to bed the other night, I was on the phone with my mom (ALL THE WAY ACROSS THE HOUSE). And DD picked up parts of our conversation and was saying things to me about it when she woke up in the morning. No where is safe.
persimmon / 1461 posts
4.5 year old is a massive eavesdropper! she will listen quietly to a conversation, acting as if she's not even there at all, then pipe up with WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT????
We have to use codewords or try to talk away from her because she is likely to repeat something!
pomegranate / 3921 posts
Mine's not really old enough yet, but she does pick up on every little thing (21 months) even when I don't know she's paying attention. The latest? I call her and DH both "honey" all the time, and now when she needs something she hollers: "Hooooooneeeeeyyyyy!" LOL.
hostess / cantaloupe / 6486 posts
@mfa_lady: my 17 month old has started saying "crap!" Haha little parrot!
coconut / 8079 posts
He definitely listens to everything even when I think he's busy doing other things. One night I put him down for bed and poured a few m&ms in a bowl as a snack and I could hear him shouting m&ms! from his crib. So apparently even noises are not safe!
pomegranate / 3921 posts
@jhd: Hahahaha. Your son sounds like a man after my own heart. CHOCOLATE LIFE!
coconut / 8079 posts
@mfa_lady: haha he definitely got his love of sweets from mama! I don't let him have it all the time, but what would life be like without chocolate?
pomelo / 5791 posts
@FannyMae: That's exactly what mine does!
We have been spelling things out, but now DS1 has started figuring out what we're spelling!!
nectarine / 2878 posts
Yes!! He will sneak out of his room and listen to us at the top of the stairs...kind of creepy sometimes
pomelo / 5573 posts
Whenever we're talking about something in the car, no matter the subject and no matter how quiet we're being, from the backseat we'll hear "Me, Mommy? Me or Weston?" because apparently those are the only possible topics of conversation.
hostess / papaya / 10540 posts
Ha yes! Why is it that they never hear what you need them to hear and they always hear what they shouldn't?!
pomelo / 5866 posts
Yep, DH and I interrupt adult conversation with our code word "big ears" to catch ourselves. Of course she says, What big ears?!
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