This is BullS***

[joelenemc]

**DISCLAIMER** Please don't bother reading if you are going to leave any rude, judgemental comments because... I'm just not interested in reading them!

I have a three year old daughter (diagnosed with autism) with severe speech delays, poor articulation and very, very limited sentence length (usually only one word)
This being stated, I shalle begin my post... I don't typically cuss in front of my children, in fact, I *thought* I did a pretty stellar job of shielding them from my vulgarity but...  the other day my daughter was eating dinner and I was hiding behind the couch pillows trying to inhale a candy bar as fast as possible, my lovely daughter RAN over to me and I was TOTALLY busted. So she demanded I share (MINE! MINE! MINE! ) After I told her "no, you need to finish your dinner first!" She ran (alwasy runs...rarely walks) into the hallway, just out of sight and screamed "THIS IS BULLSHIT!!!" I could not believe my little, pig-tailed cutie could scream such a thing! But... hey, it was a three word sentence and she used the BS word in the correct context.  I couldn't help but smile a little... before repriminding her

[twins0506]

I would be mad too if my mom is eating candy and I have to eat nasty peas! Lol jk I don't know what she was eating. That's very cute :)

[redheadstar]

Kids learn from other kids,.....

LOL!!about eating a candy bar behind the couch pillows, my 14 year old autistic son looooves to eat, so I usually share a snack with him or just eat in the next room...he can be a bit of a bully of eating more than he can chew...

[magickbaby]

Yay for 3 words ! Who the hell cares what they were. She said them and used them well. So obviously you have a true chocolate lover on your hands ! LOL. (((Hugs)))

Thanks for making me smile !

[Hottubgodess]

 Our last one was "Aunt Jenny called me a ShitHead".  He was mad at my sister, and I am sure my sister was THINKING IT (he was being stubborn....lol), she would never say it.

I asked him later where he heard it and what it meant - he had no idea, just it was bad and at (you guessed it.........................................) school.  :(  So we had the talk about the "7 deadly words we never use" (I just gave it that name....not sure if there are 7 or not..sounded cool at the time) and what the real meaning is (poop  head). 

The best part was the 5 yr old piping up - Mike said shit...what does shit mean?  Mike said shit...shit shit...what does shit mean????? 

Out of the mouths of babes.....:)

I give your daughter an "A" for context.....lol

[harmonymax]

that kind of thing would make me laugh a little .... its good that she was able to express herself correctly .... and as far as swear words go BS isn't that bad. 

[ZeeRo]

I remember the first time my then 3yr old AS son swore. My first reaction was, "Well, at least it was in context." My second reaction was to have a chuckle, behind a cushion of course. Third, remind myself to clean up my language (never happened). Fourth, explain to my son that it was a naughty word and not to be used by children (we left that for the next day, we were too busy laughing).

[kathrynmlise]

Guess she told you!

[saltycoqui]

Oh yeah, I totally recall the time when my kids were little and would not just utter few words but grunt. So if that had been mine, I would have had a mixed reaction. Happy that they used a complete sentence but shocked at that last word. I would have had to hide somewhere and have a good laugh. Of course you do right in teaching her not to use that particular word, but not too harshly.
I have to say, congratulations and I hope she uses more words, but not with too many surprise words. :D

[saltycoqui]

Um, just one more thing. Next time you need to hide, and this comes from experience, lock yourself in the bathroom where no one can sneak up on you.

[repetition]

My nephew is PDD-NOS and my sister was so happy when he learned how to lie. LOL!