Funny. May as well have fun; if no one is hurt.
10 Daycare Workers Shared the Most Mortifying “Family Secret” a Kid Has Ever Exposed
Behind the doors of daycare centers, an unexpected realm of revelations unfolds as children innocently navigate the boundaries between home and the shared space of childcare. Below, we bring you firsthand accounts from 12 daycare workers who found themselves caught in the crossfire of children’s unfiltered honesty.
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I think it is a cute saying, even between couples in midst of an argument.
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Congratulations! I hope it was funny to everyone.
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Good advice. I was a pre-school teacher, and just laughed, or hugged, when things sort of private to the family were happily -or sadly- shared, knowing we are all in this wonderful world together --
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?? This contribution went way over my head.
If parents could foresee their children’s actions beforehand, undoubtedly, their daily lives would become significantly more manageable. This article explores 12 instances where kids thrust their folks into uncharted territories, creating situations the parents had never experienced before.
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All a kid why they did something naughty, and you get, "I dunno", but they're the first ones to offer up ALL the family business lololol

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