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  • MrsB
    Daycare.com Member
    • Jan 2012
    • 589

    Originally posted by Blackcat31
    I have a 4 yr old DCG who recently got glasses. Her eye Dr is telling her to tell him if her eyes aren't seeing correctly so he can adjust her prescription if necessary so...

    Today after rest time she says to me "Miss C, when I was napping today, I couldn't really see that well without my glasses."

    I told her that happens to everyone when your eyes are closed. ::::
    So cute.

    Reminds me of a few of the little ittie bitties I've had over the years. They reach for something, and I tell them no. They close their eyes and reach for it. As in, if I can't see me do it, neither can you.

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    • BigMama
      Daycare.com Member
      • Oct 2011
      • 158

      As we were getting ready to trek down to the playground this morning, I reminded each child to use the potty. "I don't want to," very newly potty-trained DCG said. "But DCG, there is no potty at the park," I reminded her.
      She replied with, "But there is nature!" "Ummmmm...there sure is but we should still go before we leave." She relented and went potty but as soon as we got to the park she asked, "Miss _____, can I pee on the grass?" ::

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      • Sunchimes
        Daycare.com Member
        • Nov 2011
        • 1847

        My 19 mo old dcg came back this week after being gone since mid-December. Her mom said that she had started telling her when she had to go potty by saying "pa" or "paw paw". I was skeptical, but I agreed to try it out if I happened to notice. Actually, I took her 4 times the first day and she went once. The other times seem to have been ploys to get out of the play room and explore.

        Anyway, when I flushed, she stood by the toilet and waved saying "Bye bye".

        I was telling her mom and she said that she taught her that. Her niece was upset to see the toilet flush her efforts, so she decided to avoid that by making it a "bye bye" occasion. ::

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        • Blackcat31
          • Oct 2010
          • 36124

          Two DCK's (age 3.5 and 4.5) are playing in the other room.

          The older one says: "Stop doing that or you are not coming to my birthday party!"

          the younger one says: "I will call your mom and I will come anyways"

          older one: "You don't know my number!"

          younger one: "Uh huh, its 8, 15, 7"

          older one: "Wow, how did you know that?"

          :: :confused: :: :confused: ::

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          • Bella99
            Just Starting Out!
            • Mar 2012
            • 108

            :::: That's funny!

            Originally posted by Blackcat31
            Two DCK's (age 3.5 and 4.5) are playing in the other room.

            The older one says: "Stop doing that or you are not coming to my birthday party!"

            the younger one says: "I will call your mom and I will come anyways"

            older one: "You don't know my number!"

            younger one: "Uh huh, its 8, 15, 7"

            older one: "Wow, how did you know that?"

            :: :confused: :: :confused: ::

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            • queenbee
              Daycare.com Member
              • Oct 2011
              • 132

              A few funny moments today. I think my kids are destined to be comedians when they grow up.

              1) Dcg3 is watching me as I feed and burp my newest 4 week old infant his bottle. Infant lets out a big burp and dcg freezes, adopts her face, puts both hands over her butt and says, "That didn't sound good!" and bolts to the bathroom. ::

              2) I change dcg2.5's diaper and send her off on her merry way. She goes up to her friends who are playing with blocks and says, "Hey, guys! My butt smells really good now! Ms. Queen used wipes and everything!". :confused:::

              3) Dcg 2.5 is counting the stuffed animals in the dramatic play area.

              First try: " One, two, three, seven, eleventeen.........."
              Second: " One, two, three, seven, eleventeen..........."
              Third and final: " One............Mary had a little lamb, little lamb...."

              Gotta love short attention spans.

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              • mema
                Daycare.com Member
                • Jul 2011
                • 1979

                Dcg 3 was watching the eagles. She started to talk about how big they were and that the wings are bigger than her arms and their tails are bigger than her tushy too! ::

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                • Childminder
                  Advanced Daycare.com Member
                  • Oct 2009
                  • 1500

                  Song of the day sung by dcb3; "Bitchy, bitchy spider, …"
                  ::::::::::::::::::::::
                  I see little people.

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                  • EntropyControlSpecialist
                    Embracing the chaos.
                    • Mar 2012
                    • 7466

                    Mine have sweet moments.

                    After dyeing eggs today, a little boy says, "Wow, thanks Mrs. Blair. That was a GREAT idea!"

                    lovethis Cuteness all the time.

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                    • Sunchimes
                      Daycare.com Member
                      • Nov 2011
                      • 1847

                      One of the girls ((19 mo) favorite signs is bird. I don't know why they love it so, but at the least hint of a bird (movement outside, a picture, a noise) those little fingers are in front of their mouth clapping while they say "Bird!" Well, actually it's more like "bud". (The sign is the thumb and first finger held in front of the mouth and sort of pinching like a bird's beak.)

                      Yesterday, we were watching the birds in the yard and I asked dcg to show me the sign for bird. She looked at me a minute, then tucked her little hands in her armpits and starting flapping her elbows, saying "Bud". I almost fell out of my chair laughing.

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                      • mema
                        Daycare.com Member
                        • Jul 2011
                        • 1979

                        I asked dcg3 what we should do this morning and she said "let's go to garage sales!":: That's my kinda girl!

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                        • MrsB
                          Daycare.com Member
                          • Jan 2012
                          • 589

                          So 2 of the 3 year old dcgs were talking at snack. I was in the bathroom helping wash another dcbs hands and i over here there exchange

                          "im glad I got a good nap I didnt sleep last night"

                          "why"

                          "cause I was kind of scared but I couldnt go get in bed with my mom and dad"

                          "how come"

                          "cause my dad sleeps with his shirt off"

                          "oh yeah well I my dad sleeps neked" ::::::::

                          I kinda want to tell their dads the conversation when they come to pick up. I can just see the total embarrasement on their faces!

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                          • AmyLeigh
                            Daycare.com Member
                            • Oct 2011
                            • 868

                            It's been raining for the last couple of days, so we haven't been going outside as much as usual. The kids are losing it. Four out of the 6 kiddos here have underwear on their heads or over their pants. They are calling themselves the "Chonie Squad!!!" ::::::

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                            • queenbee
                              Daycare.com Member
                              • Oct 2011
                              • 132

                              I'm choosing to post this in the Funny thread.

                              Parent comes to pick up their child.

                              Parent: "Oh wow, you're on vacation all next week?" as they point to the sign on my door that's been there for 2 weeks.

                              Me: "Yup!" as I smile cheerfully.

                              Parent: "Gosh, what am I going to do? I wasn't prepared for this."

                              Me: "I gave everyone a 6 month notice for this vacation. I also send out reminders in the past 6 newsletters. You should have also gotten a reminder by text, by email and on Facebook on Monday of this week."

                              Parent: "Oh wow, okay. I'll have to see if I got those reminders. It's unpaid, right?"

                              Me: -pointed look - "It's paid. See you in a couple weeks!"

                              Why would I give a 6-month notice just to have an UNPAID vacation?

                              This is coming from one of my most responsible parents. I was SO confused! But I laughed, because I didn't believe they never saw any of my reminders.

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                              • Breezy
                                Daycare.com Member
                                • Jun 2011
                                • 1271

                                This isn't really DC related but I think it is sooooo funny...

                                My parents are caretakers for an apartment complex and my brother things their title is "Carrot Taker". He is 8 years old and so whenever anyone asks what his parents do he says "Oh they are Carrot Takers!!"

                                He also says to my 18 year old sister "Your room is a pig style" (pig stye)

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