So yesterday my 5 year old gets home from preschool and I check his backpack. In it is a little book inside that the kids made, Titled: How Well I know My Mommy. In it they have questions where the kids fill in the blanks. As you'll be able to tell, my son is at the "Tattle Tell" stage, and we as parents have developed a threshold that we enforce with him to decide whether to come to us with his tattles. I will put my son's answers in parenthesis.
My Mom is (13) years old and has (blonde) hair.
My mom is the best at throwing a (frisbee) but isn't very good at (making hotdogs)
My Mom always says (is somebody bleeding? Is something on fire? Is somebody Dying?)
She loves to cook (Spongebob Mac & cheese)
Her favorite thing to do with me is (cuddle in Daddy's chair)
When my mom is happy she is (playing on her phone)
My mom thinks I am (a silly kid)
My mom and I like to play (hockey)
I just found this amusing. My wife is totally embarassed and thinks next time I drop him off I should explain. Haha. I'm fairly certain the teachers got a good chuckle from it. Im just hoping they dont do a Daddy version of it:smiley_crocodile:
My Mom is (13) years old and has (blonde) hair.
My mom is the best at throwing a (frisbee) but isn't very good at (making hotdogs)
My Mom always says (is somebody bleeding? Is something on fire? Is somebody Dying?)
She loves to cook (Spongebob Mac & cheese)
Her favorite thing to do with me is (cuddle in Daddy's chair)
When my mom is happy she is (playing on her phone)
My mom thinks I am (a silly kid)
My mom and I like to play (hockey)
I just found this amusing. My wife is totally embarassed and thinks next time I drop him off I should explain. Haha. I'm fairly certain the teachers got a good chuckle from it. Im just hoping they dont do a Daddy version of it:smiley_crocodile:
