The innocence of young children .....

[ghosty]

DS (5) was watching Animal Planet today ... (yes, I am one of those terrible mothers that lets her child watch telly )
There was some program about wildebeest in Africa on and he was enthralled.
I heard him chuckle and then really kill himself laughing.
He came into the kitchen and said, "Mummy, guess what .... I just saw something really funny! There was this deer, right, and he was giving another deer a piggy back ... how funny is that, a deer giving a piggy back to his friend???" And off he went chuckling ...

[dyzzidi]

Brilliant

[hewlettsdaughter]

ghosty

[NomDePlume]

sweet

[Marina]

bless him!

[coppertop]

LOL!

[hub2dee]

Awwwwwww.... LOL.

[hub2dee]

Friend plus her daughter came round the other day whilst we were out. They were killing time looking at my pond and her dd witnessed, ahem, my frogs playing piggyback. I think she legged it rather swiftly.

Hope the dear thing isn't traumatised.

[HappyDaddy]

Our friend's youngest dd (6) asked dw and i how babies are made. We said "special cuddles" and left it at that. An hour later she bowls up and shouts, "can i see your special cuddle. WHY NOT??"

[whimsy]

Bless

[donnie]

my dd sometimes tells me she wants to marry me 'cos she loves me.....sob!( she is 3)

[essbee]

Message withdrawn

[ghosty]

Hub2dee ... not traumatised in the slightest, how can you be traumatised by seeing a friendly deer giving a piggy back to his friends?????

[hub2dee]

ghosty: traumatised was for girl and frog

not boy and beast !

(her mum's words not mine)