My daughter is in a fun stage in her development. Everything has to be exact, there's no room for mistakes. She knows what she knows and you can't deviate. This is especially true of her language skills. You have to be very specific.
"Julianna, can you go put your sneakers on?"
"No, my Dora shoes!"
"Julianna, eat your breakfast please."
"No, my oatmeal!"
"Julianna, where's your jacket?"
"No, my rain coat."
You have to make sure you refer to each and every thing by the correct name or else she won't listen. I guess I should have known better when I asked her this question yesterday ...
"Julianna, is Coco a dog?"
No, she's a pain in the ass!"
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I'm so afraid to think about what my daughter might say about our dogs. heh.
I would have a hard time not laughing out loud at that one!
LOL...and where did she learn that?
That is hilarious - LOL!
Hmmm...she's picking up a few things, huh? :)
Thanks for stopping by the other day. Sorry I was out but I am getting back to normal. Ihope you come back by again. I love new visitors. BTW your little girl is a cutie!!!
HILARIOUS!
My friend Kelley just put something similar up on her Mommy blog - (http://dontknowhowyadoit.blogspot.com/). Her daughter is 3 and asks the best questions.
-TL
Hah! That's great! I can't wait until the day my daughter calls my husband that...
Oh my gosh! That is so funny. Did she really say that? Ha!
LOL that sounds like something my 3 year old would say LOL
Oh that is soooo very funny. She sounds like quite a character :)
That is pretty funny! I have had similar moments with my girls, they are so literal.
Heh heh. That's a classic.
Well, you can chalk this up to a less than embarassing life lesson. You must now always be aware of what you say around your little parent, because otherwise, they WILL repeat it... at the worst possible momment.
"Oh, Hi! You you fantastic!"
"Mommy, I thought you said she looked like whore in that dress"
(My wife's words coming back to haunt her)
Ooh, my daughter does this, too! Such a stickler for details, and she has no patience for imprecise language of any sort.
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