kwillia
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Oh crap. You broke him...
Bad Words
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MissKitty
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:fixed:Oh crap. You fixed him...
Chasey_Lane
Salt Life
He's a boy, being a boy.
kwillia
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pebbles
Member
hmmm....that's a little different. My son is only 15 months & hasn't started talking too much yet. Let me know what you end up doing in case we have those issues later on!
Ok just spoke w/ the day care lady a little more about the bad word thing and she said that her problem is the fact that he is putting things into context... like when he gets mad at someone he says "peepee" or "peepee ass" "shut up kid" etc... and that she has noticed sometimes he will grab at his crotch and say "pee pee"...
So what's the census on that?
Does he do that at home? If he does just keep telling him that's not nice we don't talk like that & change his attention to something else. Every kid is different, some will move on & some will continue to do it for attention. Tough call. Good Luck!
kwillia
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I hope your daughter starts talking about her va-jay-jay in public.
MissKitty
New Member
She should be thankful that he's not whipping it out. I've been fixed about that as well. 
lovinmaryland
Well-Known Member
True... But I dont want her to decide that she can't watch him anymore because of this. Other than this I havent had any issues and he really likes her. I wonder if this is a ploy for attention since she just enrolled an 8 month old.
SoMDGirl42
Well-Known Member
Buy the boy some under roos. It's obvious he has to pee and if he's not already potty trained, he wants to be.
Ok just spoke w/ the day care lady a little more about the bad word thing and she said that her problem is the fact that he is putting things into context... like when he gets mad at someone he says "peepee" or "peepee ass" "shut up kid" etc... and that she has noticed sometimes he will grab at his crotch and say "pee pee"...
So what's the census on that?
Where did he pick up "shut up kid"? Maybe you should ask the daycare provider what SHE is saying to the kids during the day. Reverse psychology.
Chasey_Lane
Salt Life
She's 12, not 2. When she was younger, she would regularly grab herself. It wasn't a big deal to me. :shrug:
pixiegirl
Cleopatra Jones
At least if you like it you're fixed about it.
MissKitty
New Member
lovinmaryland
Well-Known Member
He is not potty trained yet but I really think I should get him into it. But she is making me feel liek there is something wrong w/ him because he has been grabbing at himself and saying that.Buy the boy some under roos. It's obvious he has to pee and if he's not already potty trained, he wants to be.
Where did he pick up "shut up kid"? Maybe you should ask the daycare provider what SHE is saying to the kids during the day. Reverse psychology.
Not from her ... but my 9 year old who goes there as well said Jack picked shut up from her daughter. (I just put kid instead of name of kid that goes to the daycare
) I am pretty strict w/ my kid on that word.. I think it is totally rude to tell someone to shut up so my kids have always got a smack on their mouth if I hear them say that!
StrawberryGal
Sweet and Innocent
LM, I've never heard you say "Shut Up", the only way Jack could have picked that up is probably the daycare or somewhere else such as hearing stuff on the TV.He is not potty trained yet but I really think I should get him into it. But she is making me feel liek there is something wrong w/ him because he has been grabbing at himself and saying that.
Not from her ... but my 9 year old who goes there as well said Jack picked shut up from her daughter. (I just put kid instead of name of kid that goes to the daycare
I wouldn't worry about the "pee pee" comment and start potty training him. Also, I would try to find out where he's getting "Shut Up" comment from. Once you find out, you can put stop to it.
StrawberryGal
Sweet and Innocent
Before any of you jump on me laughing about "hear". Yes, I used that word "hear" instead of "lip reading" or "written note". 
SoMDGirl42
Well-Known Member
He may very well be ready for the potty. On the safe side if it'll make you and the sitter feel better, have him checked for a UTI or yeast infection (especially since he is still in diapers, a yeast infection may appear to look like diaper rash). It may be that when he pees it hurts. :shrugs:He is not potty trained yet but I really think I should get him into it. But she is making me feel liek there is something wrong w/ him because he has been grabbing at himself and saying that.
Not from her ... but my 9 year old who goes there as well said Jack picked shut up from her daughter. (I just put kid instead of name of kid that goes to the daycare
MissKitty
New Member
Sorry.
MissKitty
New Member
Before any of you jump on me laughing about "hear". Yes, I used that word "hear" instead of "lip reading" or "written note".
StrawberryGal
Sweet and Innocent
Sorry.
