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My kids are learning!

We all know kids can be funny. Today my four year old dd said something I found funny & thought I would share. It's not hysterical, but I thought my fellow VSG'ers could appreciate it. :wink0:

I had already fed my kids & was eating my lunch. My four year old dd came up to me and politely asked, "Mommy is your tummy hurting?" I was a bit confused by her question because I didn't think I was making faces or anything, but her next words cleared it all right up..." I can eat that for you if your tummy is hurting." :redface1: I guess my kids are learning my new way of eating. They are getting used to finishing off my food.

Just thought I'd share.

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"Out of the mouth of babes". . . My 11 yr old is what I like to call the "food and water police". He is always on me about drinking more and making sure I eat. . .

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