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So with the poo poo chat from DS (3.5) - do I just ignore it ...

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twoisenoughmum · 21/02/2007 21:51

... or what? Do they all go through this? I guess its a nursery thing. Finding it hard not to laugh atm but suspect I'll get very bored with it soon and not quite so funny when MIL is here at the weekend.

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franca70 · 21/02/2007 22:00

Expect it to last for at least another year. ds (4.5) is still quite into it. I try to ignore it. Though I can remember that I used to compose songs on the matter when I was a bit older...

franca70 · 21/02/2007 22:00

a bit older than for and a half I mena. probably 7

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twoisenoughmum · 21/02/2007 22:05

Songs on the matter ... yikes! So when my angelic 6 year old DD is singing "Love Is Something If You Give It Away" or some such to MIL this weekend, I should fully expect DS to chime in with "Three Little Men In A Poo Poo Saucer" or "Poo poo black sheep" etc?

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FluffyMummy123 · 21/02/2007 22:06

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misdee · 21/02/2007 22:07

your a poo poo head.

misdee · 21/02/2007 22:08

btw poo poo head is not allowed in my house, but stills get mentioned at least 3 times a day, closely followed by 'muuuuuuuuum dd2 said poo poo head'

ValnBen · 21/02/2007 22:10

When DS started this (around 3.5 or so) I joined in with him, made it all in to a big funny game?competed to see who could come up with the funniest rhymes etc?took away the shock factor - .he soon lost interest

Orinoco · 21/02/2007 22:10

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twoisenoughmum · 21/02/2007 22:15

but I thought you had girls only Misdee? Surely not girls doing it too.

Last night I made pancakes (proper pancakes btw) he declared they were poo poo.

Me, today: what fruit did you have at nursery?

DS: poo poo.

Me: and who did you play with?

DS: poo poo.

etc ... hmmmm.

But then you know what its like.

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misdee · 21/02/2007 23:07

yes i have 3 girls. dd2 is obsessed with poo poo.

oh and dum dum head as well

franca70 · 22/02/2007 09:50

the loser thing is horrible.
Loved orinoco's dd's song

clairemow · 22/02/2007 09:54

thank goodness it's not only my DS then... have had the same conversation as twoisenoughmum over and over again. Also conversations between DS and friends:

DS "I want to eat poo poo"
Friend "I want to eat wee wee"

both fall about all over the floor in hysterical giggles, and then start all over again.

Don't worry about the MIL! She'll cope!

katelyle · 22/02/2007 10:27

And it gets worse before it gets better. My ds was 6 yesterday, and his extensive and complex poo vocabulary never ceases to amaze me. Mind you it's done wonders for his writing - he decided he wanted to make a wall chart of all the rude words he knows. Would anyone like to interpret
"idiyoat" and "urce" and "wncl"?

Year 1 teachers are not allowed to try - their ability to read infant school writing is obviously supernatural and it wouldn't be fair to mere mortals.

hippmummy · 22/02/2007 10:34

Ha! I started a thread about this recently too! DS1 is 3.6 and as well as poo, other favourites are stinky, bum and bottom.

I'm mostly ignoring, but not easy in other company, which they know only too well...

Notquitesotiredmum · 22/02/2007 10:39

lol. Reminds me of the Libby Pervis book - How not to be a perfect mother - in which she describes a friend who insisted on calling body parts by their real names - until a dd called Grandma "vagina face" over Sunday lunch!

'Poo poo head' kind of fallls into perspective then.

clairemow · 22/02/2007 12:23

PMSL at vagina face...!!!

wncl must be winkle? idiyoat = idiot? God knows what urce is though!!

IntergalacticDave · 22/02/2007 12:30

DS1 is obsessed already (he's 2.2)

He shouted poo and botties in Salisbury cathedral a few weeks ago.

The old bird at the door dogged me up so I had to leave in disgrace (after I had got the hang of the fucking turnstile)

My son has no respect for history

Please don't say this will last for at least another 2 years

Notquitesotiredmum · 22/02/2007 13:16

Urce = Arse! Do you live in the SW?!!

JackieNo · 22/02/2007 13:24

wncl - is it 'winkle'?

JackieNo · 22/02/2007 13:25

Oops, sorry, clairemow got it first.

moosh · 22/02/2007 13:29

All my ds's have done it or are still doing it. When they ger together with their cousin, we the word "pooh" and "willy" said lots of times. Its all innocent fun, I'm sure we did it as kids.
Wait till he starts sayying words that are pure jibberish !!

clairemow · 22/02/2007 14:42

notquitesotiredmum (that's hard to type...!!), now I say it out loud, I am ashamed of myself not recognising "urse" for arse!!

Notquitesotiredmum · 22/02/2007 20:29

Sorry CM! I used to be Verytiredmum, then things got a bit better on the sleep front. I had vague hopes of being Wideawakemum after a short while, but I'm still waiting!

katelyle · 23/02/2007 06:25

Bitcs is the latest one.

I didn't think of him being a closet Westcountryman.NQSTM - it all falls into place now! He's actually a Man of Kent, but he's obviously spritually Devonian.

SofiaAmes · 23/02/2007 06:52

Girls outgrow the poo joke phase at 4. Boys begin to outgrow it at 12 and then get their second wind at 16 and finally fully outgrow it at around 70.
You should here my brother, husband and ds (6) laughing about farts, poos, wee's and whatever other bodily functions they can think of...oh yes, don't forget burps, snot....
Ds' current fave is that he can spell "I pick my sloppy buggers" and proudly demonstrate this to all who will listen. Now all I have to do is get him to do is manage to do equally as well on the spelling words he has at school.

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