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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Not my own child, but I thought it was cute:
After stuck in a traffic jam for some time, this girl and her parents passed the site of an accident on the motorway.
Mostly the site had been cleared, but a police car was still standing on one of the lanes.
Then the five-year-old: No wonder we had a traffic jam, if the police must park in the middle of the road!
great stories, made me giggle.
another I've just remembered reading in a magazine-
grandma driving, her granddaughter in the back of the car, little girl says "grandma you've got a bogey on your jacket" to which the old lady replies "no I haven't," the little girl responds with "yes you have, I've just put it there"
AAHH lol these are great!! ;)
I read one in a book a while ago. A mother and father were getting ready for a wedding party and the father was putting his suit on. Their little girl was in the bedroom as well. Little girl says to her father "No daddy, don't wear that! You always get sick and have a headache the next day when you wear that."
We were playing a car game of saying words in turn that started with certain letters. We got to the letter p and were saying the usual short sort of words - peas, popcorn, pen, pencil etc, when suddenly my six year old came out with 'penal servitude!' Of course we were gob-smacked and couldn't stop laughing. We found out that this was thanks to him listening to an audio book of the Railway Children where the father is sentenced to 'so many years penal servitude'
In a packed supermarket at the checkout where a poor teenage girl with very severe acne was serving us, my daughter (then about 4) piped up in a loud voice "Mummy, why has she got so many spots?" Oh dear.
Another time in the same supermarket, after being told that babies come from eggs in the mummy's tummy, down the dairy aisle my daughter spotted the eggs and said "I used to be a egg!"
I was playing 'shops' with my son upstairs one day with pretend money and weighing out sweets etc. when the doorbell went. Teaching him to meet people and things I said "you go down and see who it is" So he went downstairs and opened the front door and it was a Jehova's witness and he said "Is your Mummy in ?" so my son duly replied "no Mummy is still upstairs with one of her customers" .... !!! Was my face red when I went down.