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Out of the Mouths of Babes

As we sat with our two young sons, eating at Mcdonald's,
the eldest, who was seven years old, went to use the bathroom.

As he returned to the table, the younger three year old stood up, and proud as could be, shouted to a very packed restaurant, "Adam, did you have to pee or poop?!"

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  • Beret55 silver member
    October 27
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    Priceless. Their good at things like that. hehe

  • Judith Chandler
    March 7

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    I just love little kids. They are so honest about everything but I suppose we can't stay like that all our lives.

    Enyoyed your write.


  • genevieve3
    February 13
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    my son once asked if i was wearing underpants, at the bus stop ;0) i love kids!


  • Ellis gold member
    November 13, 2008
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    This must have cheered up everyone in the place that lasted after the laughing died out!

  • michaeline
    November 9, 2008

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    This is so cute.As with all kids you can never predict what they will say.Sometimes you just want to hide when they do or say something embarressing.But it is those times we look back on and enjoy.I am glad you shared this story as we all have great stories such as this and they are truely good to hear.Good luck in the contest.


  • Katie Lazette
    November 5, 2008

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    Thanks for the laugh. You know that old saying, "Out of the mouths of Babe's" This is precious. Thanks for sharing here on AP


  • tawk gold member
    November 4, 2008

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    lol this is so funny my daughter Jasmine has done things like this as well. I guess we never forget how to blush while raising our children. Thanks for the smile. hugs Theresa


  • Janice M Pickett
    November 3, 2008

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    OH MY GOODNESS LOL

    I have read other tales from you that are just so funny. Isn't life fun hehehehehe. This is so cute.


  • brigit
    October 16, 2008

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    oh .. I am laughing so hard! That is priceless.. how wonderful to be so free! how did your 7 yr old handling it??


    • Nicada silver member
      October 17, 2008
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      LOL..So glad you got a laugh, and yes kids are so free in their thoughts and words. My 7 year old was a little embarrassed but kind of used to his brother's lack of filter on his mouth. Blessings, Patty


  • Mirthryl
    October 14, 2008

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    The uninhibited freedom of early childhood presents many public opportunities for parents to figuratively die of mortification. Nicely told.

    • Nicada silver member
      October 14, 2008
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      LOL..Yes it was quite embarrassing, but is now one of the many moments and memories we laugh about together and cherish. There isn't a whole lot that embarrasses me anymore. Thanks for your wonderful comment. Blessings, Patty


  • condor gold member
    October 10, 2008

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    This was just so georgous! There is nothing cuter than a little kid saying exactly what they want to say, and it can be so funny - or embarrassing. A great little story, Patty. What a laugh! Good luck!


  • worshipchick
    October 9, 2008
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    Hehe, this made me laugh. I love it! Kids are so amazing... :-) Thanks for entering!

  • goalsv
    October 9, 2008
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    Got to love those little ones, nothing makes them blush. Great story.

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