So I was talking to my son's father and I told him that the previous day he had gone on a playdate and he said that the term "playdate" sounds wrong. I responded by asking how in the world that would sound wrong and saying that he should get his mind out of the gutter. He flipped and said that all mothers are defensive and are too tight. I dont understand why anyone would think that "playdate" when in reference to playing with another baby would be wrong. Can anyone shed some light? Or do you think something just crawled up his butt this morning?
Asked by Anonymous at 10:38 AM on Apr. 2, 2009 in Babies (0-12 months)
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