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The Things Kids Say!
At a local supermarket waiting in the queue, holding onto my 3 year old granddaughter’s hand, we heard the Till bell ring because the
assistant needed some coins.

Nicolle, who had started attending the school nursery
a couple of weeks before, said with a gasp:
“That means we’ve got to line up!” She immediately let go of my hand and stood
behind me in the queue! much to the amusement of other shoppers’.


Playing Two Little Dickie Birds with three year old Chantel, and “pecking off her nose” at the appropriate time, she tried to snatch it back, I teased her saying “You don’t want it do you?” to which she answered, “Course I do” again I teased her saying “Why, What do you want it for?” she replied “It’s mine and I need it?” Once more I teased “It’s no good, what do you need it for?” after a little thought she replied “To keep my snot in!”

After a hard days play, we were sitting snuggled up watching T.V.. Three and a half year old Chelsey started to yawn, when her sister made her laugh mid-yawn.
She asked “When you start to yawn and somebody stops you, where does it go?”


Six year old Natasha said “We are just like a tele’ to God aren’t we?”
Puzzled by this question that came from ‘out of the blue’
I said, “Are we, why?” She answered “He’s always watching us!”


Seeing me with permed hair for the first time, Carla said “Get off Lucy’s hair, you’ve got your own hair haven’t you?”
(Lucy was her black friend).

Seven year old Gavin on his reason for being absent from school
“I had a beetle in my belly-button.”
(Tummy Bug).


“The other kids call my friend fat. He’s not fat-there’s just a lot of him, do know what I mean?”
Gemma aged ten.

Three year old Jake asked “Do you always have to put your head
down when you sneeze?”

Spotting men playing bowls in the park. Four year old Zoe jumped up and down with excitement and said. “Oooh look, they are playing snooker, I watch that on tele’ with my dad and granddad!”