My son (3) was sobbing this morning and when I asked him what was wrong he tearfully said: “Mommmm, Calliou has no hair!! He only has a head!!”
Accurate. 🤷♀️
Heard any good ones lately?
My son (3) was sobbing this morning and when I asked him what was wrong he tearfully said: “Mommmm, Calliou has no hair!! He only has a head!!”
Accurate. 🤷♀️
Heard any good ones lately?
nectarine / 2436 posts
@wrkbrk: my son says a "fucking stunad" (low class Italian slang for 'dumbass').
As in "I'm not gonna eat. I'm a fucking stunad."
Or
(Slaps my face) "You're a fucking stunad!"
Luckily no one usually knows what it means but our community has a lot of Italians and it's humiliating and offensive in public. And he has astoundingly good articulation so there's no question he's swearing
eggplant / 11716 posts
My oldest DD (age 5) during a playdate yesterday:
"Don't try to jump off the bunk bed. You'll get hurt and die and be dead. And that means you'll stop breathing and never wake up ever again and no one will see you again, and you'll never see anyone again."
I hope she didn't scar her friend?
wonderful cherry / 21504 posts
@pachamama: My LO went through a phase where she dropped the F bomb, very clearly and appropriately. As in, she threw up in her bed and goes “daddy! I made a fucking mess!” Yes dear, you did.
Mine haven’t said anything particularly funny this week. But I do like the 3 year olds New Years resolution: monkey. Nothing else, just monkey.
grapefruit / 4144 posts
My DD (10-1/2) has found Roblox "Royal High" in her free time. *eye roll* Well, last night, Lizzy_WinkLe (the "creator of models and such for the actual GAME" <-- which is my DD's description of who this lady is, verbatim) gave her a shout out on her "ABOUT" section on her Roblox profile. My DD was so ecstatic that she said,
"Holy deuce, Mom! I am now Ro-famous! Do you know what this means?!?!? People know my screen name!!! They will follow me because I am flipping awesome ... Can I call my friends and screen shot this?!?!?" (Numerous squeals of delight followed)
🙄 Oh, joy. The adventures in having a preteen girl has begun ... 🤔 *Huge face palm* 🤦♀️
nectarine / 2460 posts
Not the same as most “kids say the darndest...” but my 20 month old is a bit speech delayed. He has just a handful of words and doesn’t even say “mama” yet. But when we get to the 2nd to last page of The Very Hungry Caterpillar he says “cocoon” clear as day...
grapefruit / 4492 posts
When I say my husband's name all exasperated, my son says "Daddy" all exasperated
I guess I've said my boobs hurt while grabbing them too many times, because now my son grabs his chest and yells "boobies hurt!" 🤦♀️
persimmon / 1121 posts
I’m pregnant and my daughter asked “How do you get a baby?” I told her that you make one. Then she thought for a minute and said “Do you have enough skin pieces for that?” Haha. She was similarly concerned about my skin when she asked how the baby was going to come out. I tried to explain that the baby has its own skin but she seems worried that the baby will take all mine.
coconut / 8483 posts
“Ooooo fancy!!” - two year old after putting her soother in the baby’s ear.
nectarine / 2217 posts
5 yr old DS out of the blue in the car today: "My favourite thing is being a human."
persimmon / 1495 posts
Omg, so embarrassing- we walked into a new restaurant tonight and my 5 year old went right up to the hostess and said, "can you hurry up with the food, I'm starving." Yikes.
persimmon / 1310 posts
I enjoyed all of these, but @Mrs. Champagne: I totally laughed out loud at that one! Fancy!
pear / 1728 posts
"We don't eat people. We eat food. Sometimes."
I don't know where she gets this stuff.
apricot / 262 posts
@skinnycow: my 3yo went through a phase where he was constantly reminding us of things we don’t eat. “We don’t eat people,” “we don’t eat poop,” “we don’t eat fire.” It was weird.
pear / 1750 posts
My mom had pinkeye last week. Out of the blue a few days ago DS asks “mommy, what color are your eyes?” His next question was “who has pink eyes?”
pomelo / 5866 posts
Me: Where is my phone?
She: hashtag living the mom life
She: hashtag I'm sleeping in your bed forever
wonderful pea / 17279 posts
LO and I went to Six Flags for the first time together and he’s been at least 4-5 times with his dad. He wanted to ride the family rollercoaster called The Joker. He kept telling me (reassuring me) he was tall enough and went with his dad already. Try as I could I couldn’t confirm. We stood in line over a hour, held tight and screamed on the ride, and laughed how fun and scary it was.
At the end of the night I finally get a “no ma’am” he for sure hasn’t gone on that ride from DH. I tell LO that daddy told me he hadn’t taken you on The Joker. LO gives me the coldest blank stare followed by this line with a little attitude “I went on it with you.” So basically, my kid just told a sure fire lie earlier in the day and instead of fessing up he responds like his dad and makes it seem like I just must of misheard him earlier and furthermore no big deal now. It begins, I have two of them!!
honeydew / 7463 posts
@pachamama: I’m so glad we’re not the only one.
Yesterday we went to a bday party at an arcade and my 4yo was playing a game (arcade version of beer pong, naturally) and he missed a couple in a row and he goes “ugh this fuckin’ game!”
And I was RECORDING so I’ve been watching him say this on repeat and I can’t stop laughing. My husband watched the video and goes “yeah that would be my fault, I say it a lot when I’m driving him”
pear / 1642 posts
@SweetiePie: @Foodnerd81: @pachamama: Another F bomb dropping kid ♀️
last year, my DD1 (4at the time) said “are you fucking kidding me?!” while we were driving. After I made her repeat it (just to be sure) I questioned why she was saying that, she responded “I just like to say what my daddy says 🤷♀️“
My 2 year old has a sweet one, all weekend she’s been saying everything is her best. You my best mommy ever, she my best sissy ever, this my best baby doll ever, etc.
pomegranate / 3973 posts
I finally started keeping track of the funny things DS says... lately anytime he can't explain something, he says it must be 'santa's magic'. There was toothpaste on the floor in our hallway, and he says "I didn't do it, Emma didn't do it, you didn't do it, it must be Santa's magic".
We had corn with dinner, and his response, "I don't like corn yet cuz I'm not 24 yet".
Putting his seat belt on... "You can go now mom, I promise I won't die".
pear / 1648 posts
Not as funny as these other ones, but we have a book of questions for kids that we do with our 4yo each night at bedtime. One of the questions the other night was 'what is your least favorite part of your bedroom' and she says "the mice that come under my door and run around my room when I go to sleep. I don't like that."
And when I laughed and told her that was silly and asked her about it she got all offended that I didn't believe her...?
clementine / 830 posts
I love these!! Yesterday, we were cleaning up after DS did his firetruck puzzle for the thousandth time, but DH had put the top back on the empty puzzle box at some point, so I said to DS, "Can you please open up the box and put all the pieces in it?" So he gets the box and brings it over and says to the box, "Say ahhhh" and then opens it up, lol.
kiwi / 617 posts
DD is two, and her vocabulary never ceases to amaze me, this priceless interaction was completely wordless, however I felt I had to share:
DD asked me to open her new tea set, it was still in the box. I’m sitting on the couch, struggling to get the tape off. DD turns around, searches for a minute, and then hands me her plastic knife from her play kitchen!
I didn’t say a word and neither did she, she just knew exactly what I needed!
pomegranate / 3272 posts
DH was taking a video of DS1 doing the monkey bars backward at the park. All of a sudden, you hear DS2 (3yo) yell "fucking motherfucker". Then he apparently came over to DH and said "daddy, the reason I said that is that I fell off the balance beam". Like, it's cool daddy, there was a reason. DH just watches that video for hours with tears streaming down his face from laughing.
cherry / 108 posts
Hilarious thread!
Earlier today, after DD (almost 3) had two back to back BMs and my DH was changing her diaper yet again, she told him that her “vagina” was “tired”. Jokingly, my DH responded that he “didn’t need to know that”, and she continued with, “My vagina is sooooo sleepy!”.
wonderful cherry / 21504 posts
Tonight my 5 yo asked if this summer, she could have a bathing suit with a unicorn. I said sure. “No mommy, you didn’t let me finish my sentence. I want a bathing suit with a unicorn on it, but I want a cat head at the end of the horn. Not a whole cat, just a head, at the very top of the unicorn horn.”
Oh. That’s gonna be harder to find. And creepy.
pear / 1823 posts
We went out to dinner last weekend and the waitress came over and asked how everything was. My 5yo old piped up “This meat isn’t cooked well. The texture is wrong”.
pomegranate / 3272 posts
Just thought of another one! The things that come out of my 3 yo always make me laugh.
DS1 asked DS2 to sing a specific Christmas song in the car. DS2 replied "I'm not Alexa"
nectarine / 2262 posts
My 3yo asks me 1,000 questions a day. Occasionally I will say "I don't know" in response, to which he says in a super annoyed, frustrated voice, "But you ALWAYS know!" Which I guess should make me feel good but it cracks me up
persimmon / 1310 posts
When I'm annoyed by my 3 year old's incessant requests, I sometimes make a heavy sigh before replying. She's started to do the same, to almost any request. ~HEAVY SIGH~ lol
pomegranate / 3759 posts
Dd2 after accidentally watching the first 10 minutes of sausage party:
Trying to put her legos back in the box “come on helicopter get in the farkin box.”
Don’t judge us 🤦♀️
apricot / 370 posts
We're discussing what to have for dinner. My 3yo with her very-serious face: "We need to eat food because we can't eat nipples."
(She thinks the baby breastfeeding is "eating your nipple")
pomelo / 5258 posts
DS, 3.5, was discussing getting a haircut with DH. He clearly outlined that scissors were needed and that you needed to go to the haircut place. I was listening from the other room and I was impressed how DS walked through the whole process. Then he asked, "When my hair is cut, what will my name be?". Sorry bud - they don't literally mean 'you're a whole new man'.
This kid also earnestly asked me a few months back when it will be his turn to be (insert big sister's name). He was most disappointed to learn he'll always be the little brother.
pomegranate / 3904 posts
My 3 (4 next month) year old has been telling everyone who will listen that I have a baby in my tummy. She also wants to talk details about how the baby got in there, and was concerned about cutting the baby out, so I decided to tell her that the baby will actually come out of my vagina.
We went to a birthday party this weekend and another mom is due in a few weeks, and obviously has a large belly. DD went up to her and said “you know, that baby is going to come out of your ‘Gina” 🤣 it was like she was warning her of horrors to come
grapefruit / 4492 posts
@LAZB: o my Lord! That is hilarious! I can only imagine a little girl warning me of the child's exit plan
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