The Day My Toddler Became a Stand-up Comedian

The other day, I was helping my two-year-old with a puzzle when he suddenly stopped, looked at me seriously, and said, ‘Mommy, why do you keep losing your cool?’ I was baffled! It’s moments like these that remind me how kids observe everything. Anyone have similar stories or funny things their little ones have said that turned a tough moment into a hilarious memory?

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Kids really pick up on everything! One time, my daughter told me, ‘Mom, you’re like a rollercoaster — up and down all day!’ I laughed and started talking to her about feeling emotions, which turned it into a fun lesson. Ever had a moment like that lead to a great conversation?

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It’s wild how much they observe! Just the other day, my son was helping me cook and said, ‘Dad, you’re like a chef who lost the recipe!’ It definitely lightened the mood when I was stressing over dinner. Ever thought about turning those funny moments into a little family show? @tania_glover99.

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This drives me nuts sometimes! Just the other day, my daughter said, ‘Mommy, you look like you need a nap!’ while I was trying to assemble her toys. I think they’re onto us more than we realize.

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