Embarrassed by my 4 year old...lol

See, now this story makes me glad I always told my son not to try to carry on a conversation with me in the bathroom stalls at stores when he was younger.

*laughing* Yes, kids will repeat some of the things you tell them, at the most awkward of times. I myself have 3 sons, so I never had your problem. However, when my oldest son was young everyone would comment, "Oh you have such a beautiful little girl there". Even though he was decked out in blue. So as he got older, and people would still say the same thing, he would cry and get upset about it. So his dad told him, well next time someone tells you that and you don't like it, pull down you pants and show them you aren't a girl. (This was said to make him feel better.) Anyways, about month later we were out grocery shopping and an elder man spots my son( who was wearing overalls and was 5 years old at time) Walks up and says, "Oh what a beautiful little girl". Next thing we knew he had his overalls pulled down, and he was showing the man he was a boy. The elder man was rolling with laugher, and I was beet red. My husband had to walk off to compose himself.

When my son was three I took him into a stall of a public toilet. There was a lady using the stall next to us and he heard her weeing. He said in his loudest three year old voice oh wow she must have been busting, shes doing a huge wee. I just stayed in the stall untill she was gone :)

hi ersmommy... that is so cute of your daughter... i don't have a child yet... but i am smiling as i read your post... children are so honest and innocent... i just wish that adults can be as honest and innocent as children... then this world will definitely become a better place to live in... have a nice day...

hahahah that is actually really funny! i guess and can see why it wouldnt be that funny for you but its a cute story to tell lol shouldnt feel embarassed

yes, lol. Kids will say the darnest things and at the most inappriate times... no matter what and at least you tell them otherwise. I would suggest talking to your daughter and letting her know that talking about private parts is not approiate to talk about in public places. Let her know too, that you understand her curosity and learning,and will be happy to discuss such things in the privacy of your home, and that your not mad about it.

That is hysterical. I love the things that come out of the mouths of babes. Years ago there was a TV host that would talk to little kids just to see what they had to say. Sometimes they gave away some real secrets. and they did it so innocently. You gota love them.

Actually they are good and pure at heart. they do not have sense what others willo think. they look at things in their own way. its hilarious.

That is so funny and adorable. Nothing like that has happened to me since I'm not a mother but my mom just took my younger sister to the doctor. And when they were coming out my little sister who is only three years old said really loud in spanish, "hold mom I have to take out this wedgie," and then she started digging in her panties and trying to take out the wedgie. The way that my mother said it was really funny.

lol. So, Becareful to your kid next time. On that age they already curious and don't know what they says and they are telling the truth. So probably you kid was right of what she saw. tnx for sharing this funny moment of yours.

lol wow yeah that is one to remember forever. i really dont think much can top that my worse so far was when my two year old,who speaks as well as a five year old, told everyone one that we passed by in the store mommy is buy panties for her stinky booty!

My 2 year old comes in the toilet with me and she always points and giggles at me, I tell her don't you laugh yours will be like mine one day! They are quite embarrasing at times though.

My 4 year old daughter is always embarrassing. One time before Christmas we were in a store, and she said, "That mommy looks just like you." I just thought, whatever you say, she looks nothing like me. Then she finishes (loudly), "She's fat just like you."So we had the no-saying-the-word-fat talk. I told her I wouldn't even say it either so I called it the F-word because she doesn't know the other F-word. Later that day at Wal-mart she pointed out a pregnant man, loudly, who was fortunately talking loudly on his cell phone and didn't hear her. I whispered to her that he was not pregnant just fat so she loudly informed me I shouldn't use the F-word. In the check-out line she started yelling that she wanted to say the F-word, why can't she say the F-word, so I loudly told her because it isn't nice to say FAT. She reminded me loudly I had called the pregnant man fat. The worst lately is she was in the bathroom stall with me at a restaurant (which had a line for the bathroom), and she asked me why I pooped my pants. She had caught a quick glimpse of my pad and didn't realize what it was. I whispered, "It's not poop. It's period." So loudly, "Oh, you have your period. Will I have a period when I'm a Mommy?"~Giggles from outside of stall~ I whisper, "Yes, before your a mommy. Maybe when you are 12, now whisper. It isn't polite to talk about periods in public." Loudly, "We're not in public, Mommy. We're in the bathroom."~More giggles from outside of stall~ Wash hands and go back to restaurant table red-faced. Daughter sits down and says to daddy loudly, "I'm going to get my period when I get 12!" My husband just looked at me like, why are you discussing periods with a 4 year old.

sorry about all the grammer and spelling mistakes and hope you still get the just of it all.

Haha, that is quite funny although I am sure you didn't think so at the time! I have two boys. My oldest is 8 so he doesn't come into the toilet with me any more but when he did, he would ask things like "How come you don't have a winkie?" and I remember one time I was with my toddler and I was "on", when he came into the toilet with me, he asked "Is that your nappy?" I don't think either of those would be quite as embarrassing as your daughter's remark though!

hahaha hair-gina? you're daughter is sooo cute and funny. I don't have anything to share but wanted to say that I found that quite funny even though I know you would be embarrassed.

lol funny nothing like that has ever happened to me before....

Yep it was my son when he was four or so and we were in a store and he turned around to this very obese lady and says, :" My mommie has big boobs and a big butt too just like you" She turned red and I turned red and I tried to smooth it over and she stomped off I was totally embarrassed and told my son do not ever say that again not ever do you hear I wanted to smack him but I was never one to smack my kids at all. so i feel for you.

There was this guy I used to work with. We'd be in the bathroom peeing and he'd think it was time to conversate. Man, I had to school him on this one. "Men to do not talk to men with their flys open." (This, in response to Lilybug). As to your point, that's funny. Odd the connections children make in their wee little brains.

LOL! My story involves a 'skunk' =P My daughter heard daddy refer to something as a 'junk'. A few days later she comes up to me and tells me that she has a skunk and she wanted to know if mommy had one too. I told her no, people don't usually keep those as pets. She went on to explain that no, she decided that since daddy had a junk, hers had to be a skunk. With public bathrooms she also crawled under the door once and opened the door when I was still sitting on the toilet. Kids have no idea about privacy lol!