From the forum, “What is the creepiest thing your young child has ever said to you?”
Children can be just plain creepy at times and it would seem more than a few parents have decided to share their stories. As of this morning after the thread was started yesterday there where 10815 comments.
A few examples,
I was tucking in my two year old. He said “Good bye dad.” I said, “No, we say good night.” He said “I know. But this time its good bye.”
Had to check on him a few times to make sure he was still there.
Tom-Zarek recounted a disturbing tale from his own childhood. When he was three years old, his cat had given birth to still born kittens. “I asked my father if we could make crosses for them, which we did.
“As we were making them I asked, ‘Aren’t those too small?’ my Dad replied, ‘What do you mean?’ to which I said ‘Aren’t we going to nail them to them?”
“After several moments silence my father said: ‘We’re not going to do that’.”
I personally can’t remember being, “creepy” other than the usual stunts with bugs and such. However I remember a few strange children and school until today I never gave much thought to their home life. I guess in our formative years our view on life and the world around us may be a bit slanted.
I found this post chilling
We were having roast chicken for dinner. Son (3) has lightbulb moment. Holds up chicken skin. “When we say ‘chicken skin’, is this really the skin of the chicken? Like my skin?” Next day after some Sonday nappage we play cars. I see a fresh scar on his foot. Straight line with a little dry blood. Ask the little sir about it: “I cut myself. I took a knife because I wanted to see what my meat looks like under my skin but it hurt a little so I stopped. I still don’t know.” Good thing he didn’t want to see his sister’s flesh!
Well world if you have younglings, you may want to sleep with one eye open.
Vancouverandy 