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Tell me your 2-year-old has done worse?

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CesareBorgiasUnicornMask · 14/08/2016 23:54

I mean worse than shouting obscenities throughout a church service... I am still cringing and DH is at work so I have to get this out of my system and have nobody to share the horror with yet.

For background info - we went for a few days at the seaside this week. Since when DS is OBSESSED with beaches. Every time we get in the car he thinks that's where we're going. And shouts about it constantly. Except what he actually says is very clearly 'bitch'.

'A bitch', 'my bitch', 'more bitch', 'want bitch', and (my personal favourite) 'bitch pwease'. So far so toddlerish and moderately amusing though it wears thin when you're poked awake at 6am by a small person repeating 'mummy BITCH' at increasing volume.

BUT, this evening we went to church. And he was convinced as ever that we were going to the beach, and we were in a rush so I didn't have time to do the expectation management that I have been. Cue outraged astonishment when we arrive at church, and the 'bitch'ing starts.

Managed to keep him quiet for the first twenty minutes or so, mostly by stuffing in a mini cheddar every time he looked like he might start shouting, but I ran out just as the sermon started.

So when the priest paused for a dramatic silence after posing a rhetorical question, my angelic-looking toddler jumped up, and yelled 'BITCH!' in ringing tones.

This understandably threw the priest off his stroke somewhat, and he stuttered and completely lost his thread. All heads turned towards us, and meanwhile DS was getting into his stride and was unshushable.

This culminated in me slinging him over my shoulder and hauling him out of church while the entire congregation watched in bemused horror as he cried 'yay! BITCH! Yay!' with unmitigated glee all the way down the aisle because he thought this meant I had finally come to my senses and decided to take him to the beach instead.

I can clearly never go back.

Wine
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IJustLostTheGame · 17/08/2016 10:40

Dd used to call trucks fucks. And get loudly excited when we saw them....

MAMA Fuck FUCK FUUUUUUCK

dora38 · 17/08/2016 13:07

Like the day my daughter saw a singing Mickey Mouse on a shelf in Tesco and came running up to me shouting at top volume "Mommy Mommy I saw a dancing Mickey ". Lucky you I said , ""it's more than I have seen recently ." That was a good laugh.

SalemSaberhagen · 17/08/2016 13:23

I don't get it Dora Confused

YouAreMyRain · 17/08/2016 15:08

Having posted on here the other day, I have a new one to add Blush

We were sat next to an elderly gentleman in a waiting room earlier when DS (2yo) points in his face and says "my daddy might be very old like THAT one day", as the gentleman ignored him he decided to repeat it even louder

KateSMumsnet · 17/08/2016 15:25

God bless toddlers eh? We're going to move this to Classics now!

Bearfrills · 17/08/2016 17:18

Currently on a bus with the three DC. 2yo DS is pretending his toy is a birthday cake. I've blown the candles out and he's now giving me three cheers: "Tits Tits! Away! Tits Tits! Away! Tits Tits! Away!"

Serialweightwatcher · 17/08/2016 20:26

Years ago when my eldest ds was around 2 yrs my mum was in the car and someone had driven stupidly or something and she said with venom 'bastard' - thankfully ds thought she said pasta, which he carried on saying with venom quite often Grin

Who is Johnny McGrath?

YolandiFuckinVisser · 17/08/2016 20:35

DS at the age of 2 loved to spot pushchairs and shout out whenever he saw one. His pronunciation at that age wasn't perfect of course so he would shout PUTA! loudly and confidently while pointing out the beautiful pushchair he had in his sights. In the UK this would have been fine, however we lived in Madrid at the

YolandiFuckinVisser · 17/08/2016 20:38

Bollocks, pressed go too soon. Anyway, we lived in Madrid at the time, puta is Spanish for prostitute so I had a small child shouting PROSTITUTE in a perfect Madrileño accent at passing mothers every time we went out.

Justwanttoweeinpeace · 17/08/2016 21:04

We had a few weeks of DS yelling Bugger whenever he thought he could get a reaction. I spent a lot of time going 'yes darling, if you want we can have burgers for tea.'

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Justwanttoweeinpeace · 17/08/2016 21:07

Ooh, computer was 'cunter' for a while. Lots of 'Mummy can I play your cunter?'

Babababababybel · 17/08/2016 21:10

Am in tears of hilarity, thank you!
My soon-to-be 2 year old DD loves snacking on crackers and I'm much happier to provide them in public now that she has grown out of saying "Fucker, please!"

dippywhentired · 17/08/2016 21:22

My friend's DS was in church aged 2 at his cousin's Christening. In the pew in front was an elderly lady with an unfortunate hairy mole on her chin. Cue a very carrying voice saying, 'Daddy, that lady's a witch!'.
'No, she's a nice lady'
'No, is a witch!' At top volume.
Parents were mortified, and the poor woman gave him a filthy look

jaykay34 · 17/08/2016 21:41

You are not alone OP.

My almost 2 year old calls dandelion clocks "cocks" and sticks "dicks".

We went for a lovely walk through a lovely park, and passed lots of sweet old ladies and dog walkers, with my boy excitedly shouting "cocks" and "dicks" at the top of his voice !

SchnitzelvonKrummsverylowtum · 18/08/2016 20:23

DS, 2, is currently obsessed with boobs. Unfortunately 'boobs' is also one of the words he can say clearly. DH took him swimming today while I was at work. There was a rather large man in the pool. DS pointed and shouted 'boobs' as loud he could, which echoed around the pool. A bit later on, DS then grabbed a poor unsuspecting woman's breast and yelled 'boobs' again. Luckily the woman was with a toddler of her own, so understood, but DH was mortified! I'm glad I was in work!

CesareBorgiasUnicornMask · 19/08/2016 14:17

Omg the thread is in classics now! Celebratory Cake for all!

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INeedAnotherCoffee · 19/08/2016 16:01

One day when out with DS aged 4 he asked where we were going. "On the bus" said I. "Oh, I HATE going on the fucking bus" said he very loudly much to the tutting and frosty stares from the local old dears at the bus stop. "Coffee's son, you can't say that" I replied, trying to look suitably shocked and disapproving. "Why not, Mummy?" he said " you say it all the time"....
We walked that day.

And spoke to DH about rethinking our language when chatting "out of earshot of the kids".

WalkerBait · 20/08/2016 14:48

When my dd was two, ice cream was pronounced 'arse cream' GrinBlush

Ninja12345 · 02/09/2016 14:09

Such a funny thread, we need more!

Also, OP, you're a great writer. So entertaining.

notfromstepford · 09/09/2016 14:34

So many funny stories here!

When DS1 was 2 he couldn't say minion he said minge-on.
Hilarious at home, bit more embarrasing in the middle of Morrisons.
And why of why does it always has to be at the top of their voices?

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