"My hair just looks like crapping,

[LaraMN]

and my glow bear smells stinky like the car (SMELL IT!), and why are you making those chicken nuggets AGAIN?"

I didn't know the whole "nagging" stuff started at age five.
:eyes:

[graywarrior]

1. THAT needs to be your signature line.

[LaraMN]

4. I'm pretty sure Sophie could supply me with a new one every day.

Yesterday she told me that I'm beautiful, but one of my legs is "kind of too shorter." I have no idea what that means.

[graywarrior]

10. LOL, all that matters is that she knows what it means.

You're just incidental.

[fizzgig]

2. i love your kids lara

you need to put together a book of things they say

[LaraMN]

5. I should.

I forget alot of it, I'm sure.

[izzybeans]

3. "my glow bear smells stinky like the car" has got to be a childhood classic line.

My three year old is a fountain of unintentional comedy. but I can see the nagging-train about to get moving. He is worst after spending a weekend with his grandparents. "But Grandpa Beans said I could!"

[LaraMN]

6. Mwahaha!

I think around five it just shifts from whining to full-on nagging.

[izzybeans]

7. Can not wait :sarcasm:. If you've seen the Volvo commercial with the dad and daughter

getting into the car. The daughter never stops talking. My son, is just like that. I don't want stifle him, but on occasion I'll ask him if he'd rather listen to music. Sometimes he responds, "No Daddy, I'm talking to you!" About what? Most of the time, who knows.

[Zookeeper]

8. Five O'Clock...

when my kids were tots I called it, "Arsenic Hour."

[marzipanni]

9. Awwww, so Sophie's having a bad

hair, bear, fare day? ;)