i am the mother of two boys. with that comes a certain amount of daily conversation around penises, watching the kids stick their hands down their pants and let’snot forget about bum wiping! it all comes with the job and i get it!
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but, now we have entered a new world of poop talk.
since starting school and more specifically since around christmas bear, my 5YO, says the word poo probably a million times a day. there are songs that he sings with only the word poo as lyrics. and, he targets his little brother with these words and rhymes and songs, in a taunting tone. i hear lion trying to stand up for himself shouting “no, me no poo, me a kid”. i cheer loudly for him in my head and think right on little lion! but, bear just keeps on going.
he repeats sentences like these every chance he gets..
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I’m sorry but it’s not a phase, my 13 year old still finds potty humor hilarious. Just wait until they figure out the forced burps and farts…….. I just ignored them after telling them it’s not appropriate to talk like that and it does ease up where it’s not an every day thing.
well, this comment has good news and bad news in it. sigh. so i gotta be patient as i suppose this will just go on forever.
thanks for the input, mrs. fun!
Evan is constantly doing it too! It’s a time out right away and he hates it, so it is slowly starting to work. It is absolutely exausting for Sean and I, but we’ve had enough! Good luck MAMA!!!!
thanks for stopping by, andrea! and yes, all of our efforts are just as exhausting to put into play as it is to listen to the BS!
Well, I always banned them to the bathroom if they used potty talk. Potty mouths belong in the bathroom, you know? But if you really don’t want to hear the word anymore, this is my trick, mostly for swearing but good for any words you find offensive: http://unnecessarywisdom.wordpress.com/2013/05/07/oh-yeah-well-youre-a-b/
i agree, potty mouth belongs in the bathroom! ha!
thanks for popping by and sharing zoe. will read your blog post for ideas!
My sister and I called each other “buttwipe” and “butthead” and so all I can say is they will outgrow it, hopefully!