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As good people, we taught our kids that littering isn't nice. As humans, we also let some curse words fly in front of them.

We were at our city's 4th of July celebration when the oldest was 4. We were walking around and someone tossed their trash on the ground. Captain Litterbug flew into action, picked up the trash and yelled, "Hey a**hole, you dropped this," while tapping them on the butt.

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Canadian in Cornwall 4 years ago

this made me laugh out loud!

340points

When my daughter was young I was trying to teach her the value of money and decided to start giving her an allowance. I explained that because she helped out and did her chores, she had earned money to spend on whatever she wanted. She happily accepted and stashed her money in her room, Later that evening before I tucked her in to bed, she goes to her money jar, pulls out 2$ and hands it to me, and explains that it's for being a good daddy.

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Astrid Nineor 4 years ago

Awwwwww

389points

“Communication is an area I have a lot of experience in, working in government communications for a living. Even with that experience, communicating with my kids is a challenge!” Samantha from ‘Walking Outside in Slippers’ told us that even being a professional such as herself doesn’t automatically make things easy.

According to Samantha, her kids are very intense and high energy, so they need lots of validation. Now that’s something that quite a few parents can relate to! This means that some kids might need feedback from their parents all the time (which can be exhausting during lockdown) while other children might be more likely to ignore any life lessons being taught to them because they’re constantly on the move.

At dinner with fam. Starting a swear jar that we all agree the money will go to help animals at the local shelter. Got all the rules down with the kids and they are excited to start. Daughter (8) says "Well s**t im gona help the animals i'll be right back!" before wife and i can even process what she got away with our son (6) blurts out "F**k yeah me too!" both running to get money from their rooms...

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troufaki13 4 years ago

Don't mess with children logic!! :D

349points

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My parents told my sister if she found a horse for free, she could have it. She was an industrious 8 yr old and found a free lease in the paper. She managed to call and sound adult enough to truck the barn into thinking this was a great idea. A trailer pulled up a few days later and unloaded a horse in the yard. Shocked the hell out of mom. And that started 20 years of horse ownership.

Final score:

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JiminKimLip7 4 years ago

HOW?!

82points

The_Perfect_Dick_Pic Report

My friend’s 10 year-old daughter was going over to a friend’s house in the same apartment complex, but a few buildings away.

Mom: “Ok, what do we do if someone tries to grab you?”

Daughter: “Kick him in the balls and yell ‘FIRE’!”

Mom: “Ha, right, but that’s not a good word, it’s ‘testicles’.”

Daughter: “Ok, kick him in the balls and yell ‘TESTICLES’!”

Mom: “You know...that might work too.”

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390points

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SoozeeQ 4 years ago

Priceless! (And saying "fire" is good too. If someone yells, "rape", chances are people won't want to get involved, but if they yell "fire" people will come from everywhere!)

271points

But the important thing is to breathe in, relax, and be patient. Even if our little munchkins can drive us insane sometimes, we’re the adults and we need to act all mature. And that means sacrificing some of our well-earned leisure time to give our kids the attention they need from us.

“Although kids constantly vying for our attention can be grating, I think it's important we put down our phones sometimes, look them in the eyes and say, ‘Tell me all about that cardboard robot you made.’ Kids want our undivided attention on occasion, and to hear how proud of them we are,” Samantha said.

Now that’s something all parents should take to heart. This might just make your kids more open to learning the lessons you want to teach them in the future! All that remains is hoping The Universe doesn’t find some way to prank parents again.

I was teaching my daughter that if she’s in any situation where anyone is doing something she doesn’t like, she tells them to stop. If they continue, use the palm of her hand and punch “up” on their nose.

My husband and his brother were throwing her back and forth in a pool, she kept asking them to stop, when her dad caught her again, boom. She broke his nose. Literally. There was blood everywhere.

MermaidsHaveWifi Report

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Martha Meyer 4 years ago

Well... guess that taught dad something about consent too.

623points

40 Times Parents Taught Their Kids Lessons But It Got Them Unexpected Results When I was little my family was at an Angels game. My mother went to the restroom and left me with my dad. I wandered off and was eventually found halfway around the stadium. A crowd had gathered to watch as a police officer held me out at arms length while I screamed, 'Call the police! This man is not my daddy!' My parents had taught me stranger danger, but forgotten to teach me what police looked like.

ghode , Kevin Coles Report

Final score:

358points

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citcat 4 years ago

Smart(ish) kid.

282points

When my daughter was about 5 she asked why we need rain. I explained to her that we need to it grow the food we all eat that are plants. She asked why we need the veggies and I used this as an opportunity to get her to eat her veggies so I told her if she wanted to grow up at all she needs to eat lots of veggies. This kid has requested cucumbers or carrots or bell peppers or any crunchy kinda veggie as her snack since then. It's pretty awesome...

But now I can't enjoy a bag of chips at home any more. She'll walk in shake her head and tell me to go easy "because you're done growing UP, so you can only grow out..."

ExtraLucky13 Report

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326points

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Canadian in Cornwall 4 years ago

smart kid you've got there !

232points

#10

40 Times Parents Taught Their Kids Lessons But It Got Them Unexpected Results My teenage son was staying up super late on his laptop doing teenage internet things (porn & gaming I assume) and f***ing up in school, so we put parental controls on the router so that the internet would be turned off from 11 pm to 7 am.

This of course impacted my wife and I, because we lost internet access during those hours too. Grumble grumble damn kids, etc.

Anyway, he was way more tech-savvy than we were, so he was able to bypass the parental controls, and stay on-line as late as he wanted. So the end result of the parental controls was that the parents didn't have internet, but the teenager did.

paul99501 , torontoobserver.ca Report

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260points

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Martha Meyer 4 years ago

There is such a thing as unplugging cables....

328points

#11

My son was playing with deodorant and a lighter and almost set himself on fire. I made him write out "I must not play with aerosols" one hundred times. He wrote "I must not play with arseholes" one hundred times. It is now framed and hanging on the wall.

neonknight80 Report

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247points

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Bacony Cakes 4 years ago

*trump turns into dust as he is no longer allowed to be played with*

12points

#12

40 Times Parents Taught Their Kids Lessons But It Got Them Unexpected Results I read a book that suggested you ask your kid what an appropriate punishment for misbehaving would be and then carry it out. My 6-year-old son pinched his brother, so we asked him what an appropriate punishment would be. He said, 'Pluck out my eyeballs and throw me over a cliff.' We didn't carry it out.

Mungobrick , youtube.com Report

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246points

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S. 4 years ago

How eyeronic.

315points

#13

My 8 year old was spending too much time playing video games. I asked him to research the harmful results of too much time gaming. He came back with his report stating he needed “gaming glasses” and a “gaming chair.”

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Aria 4 years ago

😂

157points

#14

40 Times Parents Taught Their Kids Lessons But It Got Them Unexpected Results Sucessfuly taught my child to question authority. Forgot I was an authority.

AkumaBengoshi , Andy Michael Report

Final score:

242points

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ML 4 years ago

Not any more

179points

#15

40 Times Parents Taught Their Kids Lessons But It Got Them Unexpected Results My sister tried to teach her kids not to gamble, so she bought a few lottery tickets to show them that they were all going to be losers. She won $500.

RedditPoster05 , Mike Mozart Report

Final score:

236points

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SoozeeQ 4 years ago

Only gamble what you can afford to lose! (I once bought a QuickPick and won $25.40. I was hoping for the jackpot of $12 million, but still, the win covered the cost of the ticket and then some).

159points

#16

Told my children repeatedly that if I found anymore mess/junk on their bedroom floor, I would be donating it to the thrift store. I told them they had 15 minutes to clean it up off the floor.

Came back to find everything picked up, except they went into the kitchen cupboards and had put every food they didn't like in a nice neat pile right in the middle of the floor.

mollymuppet78 Report

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235points

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Dorothy Parker 4 years ago

Brilliant!

191points

#17

I was trying to teach my 4 year old that it is important to go to sleep because our brains need to recharge. I compared it to my IPad needing to recharge after it dies.

He said “okay...” and got really quiet. Then told me, “mom, I need to go to sleep.” I agreed with him, but asked why he was suddenly tired. He started crying and said “because I don’t want to die.”

mnmacaro Report

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235points

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Aeon Flux 4 years ago

Sleep deprivation really can kill you.

96points

#18

Watching the World Cup Semi final this year with my 4 yo daughter, I was trying to teach her how we wanted the team in White to win (England), and not the team in Black (Croatia). We even chanted a couple of “C’mon England!” chants together.

Newly enthused with a love for chanting, she suddenly started shouting;

“CMON ENGLAND! BEAT THE BLACKS! WE HATE THE BLACKS! WE HATE THE BLACKS!”

Quickly taught her the “We don’t say it like that” lesson.

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Fin Diffenderfer 4 years ago

Oh, dear...

200points

Dutch Swimmer Goes Viral For Super Revealing Trunks During 2024 Olympics: “Is This Legal?”

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#19

40 Times Parents Taught Their Kids Lessons But It Got Them Unexpected Results My parents taught me to call 9-1-1 when I saw somebody doing something illegal. I called the cops on The Wiggles Movie I was watching when I was 5 because a clown stole a cake.

Turtelbob , Jarrett Campbell Report

Final score:

224points

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Astrid Nineor 4 years ago

Well, some adults call 911 for nonsense stuff as well, so...

223points

#20

40 Times Parents Taught Their Kids Lessons But It Got Them Unexpected Results My wife tried to explain the concept of heaven to our 5 year old after great grandpa passed. My daughter did not believe one ounze of it. She responded "you're making that up mommy, you can't be in heaven and a cemetery at the same time".

foh242 , photogramma1 Report

Final score:

224points

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Martha Meyer 4 years ago

Smart kid!

149points

#21

Me and my wife started using code words in front of the children, mainly if we wanted to discuss plans without getting the kids too excited and getting their hopes up. For example we would say GP instead of play ground, cylindrical slice of cow place instead of McDonald's.

They have cottoned on to this and now use code words amongst themselves which we're struggling to figure out.

TheSameButBetter Report

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220points

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SirPatTheCat 4 years ago (edited)

Once when I was probably about 6 my mom and her friend were talking about rice crispies and wanted to be discreet because there were a lot of excitable kids around. She tried to spell out “R-i-c-e c-r-i-s-p-i-e-s” because she didn’t want me to know, but underestimated my spelling skills and I proceeded to shout “RICE CRISPIES??!!” and started a riot xD

93points

Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

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“Ma’am I Live Here”: Woman Refuses To Back Out Of Driveway, Learns A Lesson The Hard Way

#22

When I was like 16, my dad told me that I need to stop treating him and my mom like my friends because they're my parents. The very next day, before I got home from school, I had friend requests from both of my parents on Facebook. I denied them both. When my dad got home from work we had a conversation that went like this: Dad: Did you see that your mom made a Facebook account? Me: Yes, I did. Dad: Well, did you accept her friend request? Me: No, I didn't. Dad: Why not? Me: Because, just yesterday you told me you're my parents, not my friends. By the way, I also denied your friend request.

My dad just looked at me, looked at my mom who was almost in shock over my response, and said, "He's not wrong. I said that."

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niki.bordeaux 4 years ago

I can't understand why a parent would say that to their kids.

100points

#23

Not me but my aunt - she was trying to teach my young cousins that spiders are leggy friends and nothing to be scared of. She demonstrated this by bringing them all into the bathroom to witness a huge wolf spider.

"You see, it's so much more scared of us than we are of AAAAARGGGGHHH!"

It bit her. Of course it bit her. She flung it high into the air, screaming blue murder, whilst her newly traumatised offspring screamed a falsetto counterpoint.

Septoria Report

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204points

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Fin Diffenderfer 4 years ago

Blue murder...? That's a new one-

157points

50 Of The Most Incredible Shots That Were Submitted To The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

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#24

My aunt and uncle were trying to teach my cousins to address adults as 'Mr.' and 'Mrs.' In order to do this, they used each other as examples, and consequently were known to their kids as Mr. and Mrs. Iannuccilli for two months. One of the funniest moments of my life was hearing my uncle describe how in the middle of the night instead of hearing ‘Dad’ he started hearing, ‘Mr Iannuccilli!’ Cracks me up every time.

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201points

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JuJu 4 years ago

My 10yo decided one day to call his gandparents by their first names, because "we know each other long enough now".

260points

#25

40 Times Parents Taught Their Kids Lessons But It Got Them Unexpected Results Not a parent, but when I was little I noticed my sister was writing her name on the walls with crayon. Taking on the role of Helpful Big Sister, I informed her that if she was going to graffiti things she shouldn't write her name and give herself away. A few weeks later she carved patterns — and MY name — into the desk in the study.

frozennie , jefftk.com Report

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195points

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kasa alex 4 years ago

My brother did this, my name is still carved on the kitchen table

132points

#26

40 Times Parents Taught Their Kids Lessons But It Got Them Unexpected Results Not a parent but when I was around 12, my father suspected that I stayed up late playing videogames, even though I didn't. One night he went into my room and told me that I shouldn't play my Game Boy Advance past bedtime, because I needed to rest. That's when I realized I could play my Game Boy Advance past bedtime, and I've suffered from insomnia since then.

Monfo , Dark Dwarf Report

Final score:

175points

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WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago

Never warn a child to NOT do something, because you are teaching them that it is actually something you CAN do. "Don't drop the glass" or "Don't slam the door" and guess what will happen.

181points

Woman Moves Out Of Parents' Home After They Asked Her To Give Her Space To Brother, They Freak Out

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Mom Leaves $250k Inheritance To Son, Throws A Fit When Daughter Stops Looking After Her

#27

When my son was about 3 or 4 he started to ask about how babies are born. I sat him down and gave him a very simple, age appropriate explanation.

He just looked at me, shook his head and said just said 'No.' Very calmly but in a 'I can't believe you think that's how it works' tone of voice like I'd told him fake news.

I was prepared for difficult questions and even prepared for the fact that he might ask me things that even I didn't know, but I was completely unprepared for him to just simply not believe me when I told him the truth. I just sat there not knowing what to do while he went back to playing lego.

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161points

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SoozeeQ 4 years ago

I would have asked him, how he thought they were made, then!

181points

#28

40 Times Parents Taught Their Kids Lessons But It Got Them Unexpected Results One of my 5-year-old twins was still having accidents because she'd get so caught up doing things that she'd pee her pants. To combat this, we began giving her a prize when she didn't have an accident. This caused her twin sister to START having accidents so she could get prizes too.

KyleRichXV , unknown Report

Final score:

159points

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S. 4 years ago (edited)

Reminds me of that moment when someone tried to potty train their goats by luring them to the designated spot with treats, but then every the goats saw their owner... They'd just pee.

169points

Woman Refuses To Chip In For Babysitting Because She Doesn’t Even Have Kids, Asks If She’s A Jerk

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#29

As the kid and not the dad...When I was 11 my father caught me smoking. As a punishment he made me finish the whole pack.

I hated my first cigarette and had no intention of ever smoking again. But after smoking that pack I would try to hang out with the older kids and smoke with them because after all, my punishment wasnt as bad as the usual whoopin' and they found me funny to have around.

I smoked until I was 37 or so. Yeah, my dad was an idiot.

Kinkzor Report

Final score:

158points

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The Pansexual MELONLORD 4 years ago

That's... terrible parenting

61points

#30

My nephew mispronounced the name of a certain kitchen appliance, so my sister broke it into syllables very distinctly for him, saying "it's mi-cro-wave."

My nephew nodded very seriously and replied "It's your crow wave!"

anoem Report

Final score:

158points

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Binxyminxem 4 years ago

Lol reminds me when I was little, me and my family were going to Miami on holiday. I asked my mum what's an ami, do I have one, what's her Ami's name etc. 😁

125points

#31

I taught them to stand up for what they believe in....
All of a sudden they believed veggies were the devil and bedtimes should be abolished.

Penya23 Report

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156points

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Zophra 4 years ago

...just squash.

78points

"I Didn't Start The Dryer": Karen Gets Taught A Lesson After Throwing Out Neighbor's Wet Clothes

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#32

I wasn't trying to teach him but I was asking my three year old what the colors of traffic lights mean. Green means go, Red means stop and Yellow means speed up. From his experience I guess that made sense also made me more aware of how I'm driving.

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Final score:

142points

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Shelp 4 years ago

Haha you shouldn't brag about that!

11points

#33

I tried to teach my kids to be content within themselves and how to be alone. Full success, they rarely ever go out. 22 and 24. They are so mellow that they don't tell us when something goes wrong since they were middle schoolers.

Tess47 Report

Final score:

116points

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Julius Martin 4 years ago

ummm and this is a good thing?

75points

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cassiushumanmother 4 years ago

My dad was an accountant and he printed us tickets with his handmade signature on it for pocket money for a year. My brother spent it fast, i didn't and i came to my father at the end of the year with all my rabbits tickets: "you owe me that". He thought that i had lost them. No i was "Scrooge mc Ducking" swimming in my rabbits tickets all the year, thinking about this exact moment. Christmas money+rabbit's tickets=i'll be very rich. I bought a kid windsurf, board and sail.

41points

Fred Bigox 3 years ago

Whats a rabbits ticket?

3points

IlovemydogShilo 4 years ago

when I was 10 I was told a joke at school . The following week I was visiting my uncle and I remembered the this joke even though I didn't really get it. Thinking of the joke I asked my parents what a stroke was. They told me that is was when you had a bleed on the brain and other bits about the illness. Now the joke made sense to me so I went and told it to my uncle. The joke was this; " 3 nuns were out walking in the park. A naked man jumped out in front of them. One nun fainted, one nun had a heart attack, and the third had a stroke. My parents sat there absolutely mortified and unable to stop me. What made matters worse is that my uncle is a Catholic Priest. Luckily he saw the funny side.

26points

Яра Кадулина 3 years ago

Where is the funny part?

13points

Adriana Coppage 3 years ago

Who told you the joke?

2points

Moondust 3 years ago

Too funny!

1point

Your Local Lizard 4 years ago

My mom once told me that i should eat my food because there were poor homeless people who couldnt get food and she told me they ate spoiled food from the trash can. So i put my food in a container and threw it into a trashcan so the homeless could eat it.

24points

Carolina Shapiro-Roman 4 years ago

hahahahaha

2points

Vivian eyler-werve 3 years ago

my parents did the same to me. they told me to eat all my food because I was lucky to have it. and from that day on, I almost completely REFUSED to throw food away out of guilt.

1point

Ravenwolf 3 years ago

I did a simalair thing when I was younger. I'd always save a bit of my food to throw away and give to all the homeless snimals and people.

0points

Leo Domitrix 4 years ago

My dad wanted to prove it's not that easy to shoot. I outshot him with a pistol my third time at the range. Didn't backfire on him per se, but he feared backlash, b/c he never let me go to the range again.

9points

Mary Peace 4 years ago

Ha ha, I'm glad it didn't backfire on him.

3points

Todd Hollfelder 4 years ago

I was with a friend and his 3 y/o son. We'd gone to the mall to get pictures with the Easter Bunny for his family members. My friend was carrying him across the parking lot when, suddenly, he started pointing at a rather rotund woman walking the opposite way. His hand went up and he started pointing at this lady. He started screaming, "Piggy, piggy", very loudly. Needless to say, I crossed the aisle and melted into the scenery. Little did we know, his parents never married, his mother had been teaching him this. She got a good word salad when we got him home!!

6points

aleksandramore7 4 years ago

Todd Hollfelder like

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Tobias the Tiger 4 years ago

Pavlov is laughing in his grave.

3points

Ravenwolf 3 years ago

Once my parents told me not to lie about ANYTHING. So after my mom took a shower with a body wash I didn't like the smell of, I said "You smell like garbage!" I spent the next ten minutes in "time out" and pondering why my parents got so mad at me. I still think if this moment seven years later.

2points

Kinsey Rice 3 years ago

I learned where babies come from from my YOUNGER cousin. My cousin, (7) just said, “When I came from your vag***.” I cried bc I thought it wasn’t appropriate. Now, a year later, I had half of “the talk” with my mom. She said, the baby goes in your uterus, and it grows along with it. That’s why your belly looks big. I figured it out on my own hearing the words “sperm” and “sex” and I also hear my parents doing it every night. My dads excuse: “her back was hurting” I used the internet to find out.

2points

Rainbow Panda 4 years ago

Big oof.

2points

Evelyn Dean 3 years ago

When my little brother was little, my aunt came over to see us. She's a cool aunt, and she always has some sort of funny story to tell, but this story is all of ours. When she was leaving, she said the phrase, "See you later, alligator!" And my brother, not knowing what it meant, answered with, "Bye, cow!"

1point

totinos pizza rolls 3 years ago

As a kid i got one of those fairies that would fly up when you put your hand under them. My dad wanted to try it and I said, "Just don't break it." And guess what he did... he broke it. And from that day on I never let him play with my stuff.

1point

Doo Wiki 4 years ago

What happened to all the "lessons"? This list started at 106 and is now down to 40.

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cassiushumanmother 4 years ago

At the end of the post "Note: this post originally had 106 images. It’s been shortened to the top 40 images based on user votes." if you click on 106 you will see all of the "lessons".

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perrynguyen3 3 years ago

Doo Wiki easy

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anny-negi 3 years ago

Doo Wiki follower

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r-c-rausch 3 years ago

Doo Wiki yes

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Cooper Lemley 3 years ago

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0points

Dog Fan For Life 3 years ago

These were fun! Many children make some of the common mistakes in some of these posts, and sometimes they are so funny, you can't help but chuckle!

0points

Kylee Mcelroy 3 years ago

Not the parent but the child, was always a sarcastic person so when my mom was teaching me to make my bed in the morning I would say "Why make my bed when i'll mess it up two seconds later?" needless to say she wasn't happy :/

0points

Vivian eyler-werve 3 years ago

once my dad said that if I watched youtube all night I would become nocturnal like an owl. I LOVED owls and I became nocturnal for around a month after that. sleeping through the day, having breakfast at dinner and lunch at midnight. the whole enchilada. fortunately during summer break.

0points

Livvy 3 years ago

My mom told me that her half-sister gave my grandpa a lecture about the word damn, just to get away with saying it. She was like, "You can't say damn. Damn is a bad word. It's rude to say damn."

0points

Anna Feldman 3 years ago

one time when i was little i put mardi gras beads down the sink and when the plumber came i was like "Ohhh! so that's were they went"

0points

rr 3 years ago

If you think kids interpretations are challenging wait til the "unexpected consequences" of artificial intelligence begin. God help us now.

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bansley 3 years ago

rr lol

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rr 3 years ago

If you think this is challenging with kids wait until the unintended consequences of artificial intelligence begin. God help us now.

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wojtek78 3 years ago

Hector Figueroa Falcon ?

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cassiushumanmother 4 years ago

41points

Fred Bigox 3 years ago

Whats a rabbits ticket?

3points

IlovemydogShilo 4 years ago

26points

Яра Кадулина 3 years ago

Where is the funny part?

13points

Adriana Coppage 3 years ago

Who told you the joke?

2points

Moondust 3 years ago

Too funny!

1point

Your Local Lizard 4 years ago

24points

Carolina Shapiro-Roman 4 years ago

hahahahaha

2points

Vivian eyler-werve 3 years ago

my parents did the same to me. they told me to eat all my food because I was lucky to have it. and from that day on, I almost completely REFUSED to throw food away out of guilt.

1point

Ravenwolf 3 years ago

I did a simalair thing when I was younger. I'd always save a bit of my food to throw away and give to all the homeless snimals and people.

0points

Leo Domitrix 4 years ago

9points

Mary Peace 4 years ago

Ha ha, I'm glad it didn't backfire on him.

3points

Todd Hollfelder 4 years ago

6points

aleksandramore7 4 years ago

Todd Hollfelder like

0points

Tobias the Tiger 4 years ago

Pavlov is laughing in his grave.

3points

Ravenwolf 3 years ago

2points

Kinsey Rice 3 years ago

2points

Rainbow Panda 4 years ago

Big oof.

2points

Evelyn Dean 3 years ago

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totinos pizza rolls 3 years ago

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Doo Wiki 4 years ago

What happened to all the "lessons"? This list started at 106 and is now down to 40.

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cassiushumanmother 4 years ago

At the end of the post "Note: this post originally had 106 images. It’s been shortened to the top 40 images based on user votes." if you click on 106 you will see all of the "lessons".

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perrynguyen3 3 years ago

Doo Wiki easy

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anny-negi 3 years ago

Doo Wiki follower

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r-c-rausch 3 years ago

Doo Wiki yes

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Cooper Lemley 3 years ago

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Dog Fan For Life 3 years ago

These were fun! Many children make some of the common mistakes in some of these posts, and sometimes they are so funny, you can't help but chuckle!

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Kylee Mcelroy 3 years ago

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Vivian eyler-werve 3 years ago

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Livvy 3 years ago

My mom told me that her half-sister gave my grandpa a lecture about the word damn, just to get away with saying it. She was like, "You can't say damn. Damn is a bad word. It's rude to say damn."

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Anna Feldman 3 years ago

one time when i was little i put mardi gras beads down the sink and when the plumber came i was like "Ohhh! so that's were they went"

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rr 3 years ago

If you think kids interpretations are challenging wait til the "unexpected consequences" of artificial intelligence begin. God help us now.

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bansley 3 years ago

rr lol

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rr 3 years ago

If you think this is challenging with kids wait until the unintended consequences of artificial intelligence begin. God help us now.

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Hector Figueroa Falcon 4 years ago

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wojtek78 3 years ago

Hector Figueroa Falcon ?

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