The FUNNY Thread - What Made You Laugh Today?

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  • Blackcat31
    • Oct 2010
    • 36124

    DCG age 3.5 (TOTAL diva) comes in the door this morning after removing her coat and says to me "You should let all the kids hug me a lot today. My shirt is really soft"


    So far, she has asked several kids "Do you wanna hug me?"


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    • Leanna
      Daycare.com Member
      • Oct 2012
      • 502

      2 gems from this week:

      DCB, 5, goes to preschool alternating days. He tells me on Thursday, "Leanna! Mr. _____ put mud on my head for St. Patrick's Day!" (It took me a full ten minutes to realize that the priest at his Catholic preschool had put ashes on his forehead for Ash Wednesday:

      DCG, 4, (as we are listening to Free to Be You and Me), "Leanna, this is such a happy song! It is like Spring...like being naked in the sunshine!"

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      • racemom
        Daycare.com Member
        • Apr 2013
        • 701

        Originally posted by Leanna
        2 gems from this week:

        DCB, 5, goes to preschool alternating days. He tells me on Thursday, "Leanna! Mr. _____ put mud on my head for St. Patrick's Day!" (It took me a full ten minutes to realize that the priest at his Catholic preschool had put ashes on his forehead for Ash Wednesday:

        DCG, 4, (as we are listening to Free to Be You and Me), "Leanna, this is such a happy song! It is like Spring...like being naked in the sunshine!"
        I want to be naked in the sunshine! But there is no sun here and it's 20 degrees out so probably not going to work for me. Lol

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        • Michelle
          Daycare.com Member
          • Jan 2011
          • 1932

          How old do I have to be to stop embarrassing myself?
          Yesterday at my dd's softball game I bought two cheeseburgers for dh and dd and they told me to take the plate and wait by the barbq for the food so I'm standing there and this Asian family started yelling at each other in their language and pointing at me! I looked down and saw some ribs and various meat but no hamburgers, then I turned around and saw the leagues barbq behind the snack shop!
          ugh...
          (in my defense i had been taking pain killers due to a bad fall)

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          • melilley
            Daycare.com Member
            • Oct 2012
            • 5155

            I have a dcb who had unruly longish hair. Well, mom had it cut on Tues. My p/t dcb doesn't come until Thurs. and he came in today staring at the other dcb. He asked gma and I "who's that guy"? We both looked at the other dcb and said "that's a bus" (dcb was holding a bus) and dcb said "no, who's that guy"? He didn't realize that it was the dcb!

            I guess a haircut makes all the difference.

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            • Patches
              Daycare.com Member
              • Dec 2012
              • 1154

              Dcg 16 months just learned the word sock but she doesn't say it quite right. So she's walking around all day pointing to everyone's socks and saying, "****, ****, ****" ::

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              • sahm1225
                Advanced Daycare.com Member
                • Jun 2010
                • 2060

                This one is about my dd 4. We've been talking a lot about healthy eating habits. My Dah has struggled w his weight and is on a huge health kick right now. During dinner, he's telling our kids (2,4, & 6) how you need to eat healthy and stay very active. My ds 6 asks why. My DH replies 'well as you get older your metabolism slows down and your body changes.' They were quiet for a while, then dd4 says 'what is my body going to change to? Because I want to be a unicorn!'

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                • hwichlaz
                  Daycare.com Member
                  • May 2013
                  • 2064

                  I have a little one who ADORES my 14 year old son. She's just turned 1 year old, but she still looks like a young infant. My son forgets her age because of her looks, size, and cuddliness.

                  I asked him if he would take her outside and push her on the swing because she's teething and fussy and I needed a min to finish getting the others ready for outside time.

                  His smart alec reply was, "Sure, if she say's that's what she wants."

                  The baby leans towards him, arms out nodding her head and saying, "Yeth, yeth, out!"

                  HAHA son, gotcha!

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                  • Oss_cc
                    OSS Child Care
                    • Jan 2014
                    • 147

                    The two 4 year old girls (DD and DCG) were going stir crazy this morning (pouring outside), so I made them sit down and do yoga. They took it so seriously! Their faces during a particularly difficult position cracked me up so much I took a picture for the mom and my DH.

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                    • Oss_cc
                      OSS Child Care
                      • Jan 2014
                      • 147

                      Originally posted by Sunchimes
                      Dcg 3.5 had the grandmommy of tantrums at lunch today. I'm not even sure what started it, but it was a doozy. As quickly as it started, it was over, and she was chattering and eating her lunch. Suddenly, she said, "It's good to have me nice again." Hmm, ya think? ::
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                      • FCCarmyprovider
                        FCC Army Provider
                        • Mar 2014
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                        • Sunshine74
                          Daycare.com Member
                          • Oct 2012
                          • 546

                          Me! I made my self laugh today with my April Fool's prank, and the toddlers reactions.

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                          • Play Care
                            Daycare.com Member
                            • Dec 2012
                            • 6642

                            We spent almost two hours outside this afternoon. When we came in a few minutes before pick ups, one of my boys said he needed to change his jeans as they were wet. He slips off his pants while I grab a new pair. As I turn to give them to me he says "watch my cool trick!" And he proceeds to do a somersault - except he had also taken off his underwear with his pants - so we all got treated to an unexpected moon:::::: and he was completely oblivious - I don't even think he realized he wasn't wearing underwear.

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                            • racemom
                              Daycare.com Member
                              • Apr 2013
                              • 701

                              Today one of our parents were late picking up so dcb3 was watching us put toys out to dry overnight that had just been washed. He asked what we were doing and the other teacher said we were putting toys on the table so they could dry overnight. He said "oh, I thought you were getting them ready to take them home with you." She asked why he thought she was taking them home. His reply was "so you can play with them!"

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                              • Sunshine74
                                Daycare.com Member
                                • Oct 2012
                                • 546

                                We recently did a fundraiser (selling chocolates) and the orders came in today. I told the kids that the chocolate truck was here, and DCB looked at me and said, "Chocolate...is my life!"

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