Calling her dad a twat

[ditzychick34]

AIBU to think that calling her dad a twat whilst 9 month DD is in his arms is a bit bad taste?

[TheNaze73]

Unless her first word is twat, I don't think you should unduly worry

[SaggyNaggy]

Depends if he was acting like a twat to be fair.

Why did she call him it?

[VioletBam]

Is this a thread about a thread? If so, they're not allowed. Best ask for it to be deleted.

[EdmundCleverClogs]

Who called him a twat? What does the baby have to do with this scenario?

[ImSoTakei]

But IS he a twat?
Baby doesn't understand the word. Meh.

[ghostyslovesheep]

Bright 9month old

[NoFuchsGiven]

Who called who a Twat now?

[Threebedsemii]

Yabu. In homes across the land, frazzled parents of 9MOs are calling each other far worse.

[PointlessUsername]

Who said twat?

[ditzychick34]

Guy DH works with said to DH " your dad's a twat" with DD sat on DHs knee. He isn't (mostly) I just felt it was a bit passive aggressive and unnecessary. Overreacting I realize and I didn't say anything to him

[Soyouare2faced]

Chill out, will hear all sorts as time goes on

[ThenLaterWhenItGotDark]

Kid's grandad is a twat? Dh's dad? Or kid's dad?

As others say, unless the kid is some sort of alien lifeform genius, then she won't understand.

If my child's father/grandfather was randomly being called a twat though, I'd perhaps have a little thinky to see it he was.

[Threebedsemii]

Why didn't you explain that in your OP? How did you think anyone would make sense of it?

[HellonHeels]

Your DH's colleague said to your 9 month old daughter "your dad's a twat"?

[ditzychick34]

Yep

[Mybeardeddragonjustdied2016]

Unless she copied it I wouldn't be worried..
Unless your dh is indeed a twat then worry about that instead.

[ItsJustNotRight]

What is it with this word this week? See the other thread