Tell me all the bad words you know

[Misfit]

 

[ginwoman]

awwwww

 

[Tilted]

A long time ago I knew someone who had taught their young son (5-ish IIRC) to walk up to strange women (e.g. in a grocery store) and say something like: Hey sugar drawers, come on over here and give me some of that p####.

I kid you not. They seemed to think it was funny, or cute, or something.

 

[RareBreed]

I knew somebody whose kid's first word was F###. She thought that was funny.

 

[Retrodeb54]

That type stuff makes me so angry. They teach them, laugh at them, show them off. Then when they get older and do it on their own for attention the parents beat the crap out of them. Laughing at a child's bad behavior is like giving a dog a treat for good behavior. It reinforces the need to repeat. Children want to be center of attention and also to please believe it or not.

 

[musiclady]

My daughter's first word was s--t, with a stomp of her foot. We thought she was saying sit to the dog. Later I caught myself doing that exact sequence. I hadn't even realized I was doing that. We didn't reward her, but we didn't punish her either. I changed my behavior real quick. Needless to say that was a frustrating time.

 

[RoseRed]

Good to know that my daughters first word was Bobby! Her uncle's name. He was so proud when she threw up in his mouth months earlier. Not.

 

[DoWhat]

My first words were:
STFU