DCM says WTF all the time. I know her away from DC. DCG4 now is saying "What the...." A couple of times she almost said F***. I told her we do not say that here & explained some things are for what grownup, not for kids bla bla bla. She came in today & started in. I told her if I heard it again she was going to TO. I walked outta the room & she said it low & under her breath. Without skipping a beat, she went to TO. Kids press the boundaries cuz their parents do. Does any of your say this? Am I being too hard. DCG is a button pusher btw.
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DCM says WTF all the time. I know her away from DC. DCG4 now is saying "What the...." A couple of times she almost said F***. I told her we do not say that here & explained some things are for what grownup, not for kids bla bla bla. She came in today & started in. I told her if I heard it again she was going to TO. I walked outta the room & she said it low & under her breath. Without skipping a beat, she went to TO. Kids press the boundaries cuz their parents do. Does any of your say this? Am I being too hard. DCG is a button pusher btw.:
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My DS came home from school 2 yrs ago (3rd grade) saying, "What the." My then 2 yr old ds started saying it. I hated it! He eventually stopped when I really put my foot down with my older ds. I don't feel it's appropriate, but that's me. I would do what you did, especially since she said it right after you told her not to AND did it under her breath. She knew what she was doing (not listening to you), she's 4. If you really want it to stop, you might have to step it up more and even take a privilege away.- Flag
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My DS came home from school 2 yrs ago (3rd grade) saying, "What the." My then 2 yr old ds started saying it. I hated it! He eventually stopped when I really put my foot down with my older ds. I don't feel it's appropriate, but that's me. I would do what you did, especially since she said it right after you told her not to AND did it under her breath. She knew what she was doing (not listening to you), she's 4. If you really want it to stop, you might have to step it up more and even take a privilege away.- Flag
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My DS came home from school 2 yrs ago (3rd grade) saying, "What the." My then 2 yr old ds started saying it. I hated it! He eventually stopped when I really put my foot down with my older ds. I don't feel it's appropriate, but that's me. I would do what you did, especially since she said it right after you told her not to AND did it under her breath. She knew what she was doing (not listening to you), she's 4. If you really want it to stop, you might have to step it up more and even take a privilege away.- Flag
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I would term for bad language. I would have sent that kid home and told mom language was term worthy. I dont do aggressive kids and I dont do potty mouths. I would be so mad if my kids picked up cuss words from a daycare kid.- Flag
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That's cute! I will have to remember what the silly business...what a nice alternative.- Flag
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What the jingle jangle?
What the wizzle wuzzle?
My dd4 says what the heck all the time because of dh. Luckily, none of the dcks have picked it up, or at least it hasn't stuck.
Now "Oh my god" is a whooooole 'nother story. And that's thanks to the SAer. I do tell my dd to say "gosh" & she's pretty good at correcting herself.
"I don't care" is another phrase that pushes my buttons. It's just disrespectful, IMO.- Flag
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"Innocent" phrases that I absolutely do not allow + the alternative that is allowed:
What the heck - what in the world
Shut up - please be quiet
Oh my god. - oh my goodness (I don't even like gosh)
Freaking - no alternative... they might as well say f***ing IMO
Stupid - no alternative... it's just rude to comment on our friends intelligence
I'm pretty picky compared to many parents, I guess. I have a 3 yo who kept telling me his dad told him it's ok to say shut up here because it's not a bad word. I told dad at pick up that I have certain phrases that I don't allow. I asked him if he could imagine sitting in a room with 10 children and letting them say ^^^ those words all day. He understood- Flag
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"Innocent" phrases that I absolutely do not allow + the alternative that is allowed:
What the heck - what in the world
Shut up - please be quiet
Oh my god. - oh my goodness (I don't even like gosh)
Freaking - no alternative... they might as well say f***ing IMO
Stupid - no alternative... it's just rude to comment on our friends intelligence
I'm pretty picky compared to many parents, I guess.- Flag
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I have a 4 year old DCB who used to say this on the daily by the hour. '
He knew it was wrong and liked the attention. So we had to come up with something else to say instead...
he came up with holy smoke aroni........
I don't like what the anything.
I would not pay into it, I would just say those words are not nice, lets find nicer words that we can use and move on- Flag
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