30 of the Funniest “Bad Things” Parents Have Heard Their Kids Say

Roy

2 years ago

Funniest bad things kids have said

Ah, the innocence and unintentional hilarity that kids effortlessly bring to the table! In this collection of 30 anecdotes, we dive into the unfiltered world of children's thoughts and the uproarious hilarity they unintentionally spark. From curious inquiries about the universe to unintentionally naughty remarks that leave adults red-faced, these quotes showcase the innocent, unedited musings of kids that are as comedic as they are endearing. Get ready for a laugh-inducing journey through the charmingly chaotic minds of little humans.

Funniest Bad Things Kids Have Said Reminds me of being in New Orleans and walking around with my parents and 3 younger brothers. My brother who was about 5 years old, walked up to this big fat guy on a bench and in the most casual way possible says to him, "you're fat" my mom almost died of embarrassment and the guy almost died of laughter.

Funniest Bad Things Kids Have Said My son was in the car with my Father in Law and some lady cut him off so FIL yells out " F ng S " like 5 minutes later my son said " grandpa, what's a bucken sucken?" He basically said its a bad thing and never say it again hoping that would be the end of it, it wasn't. For months I'd hear my son say " bucken sucken " when he dropped something or made a mistake etc and I'd ask him what it meant and where he heard it and he'd say he forgot. Once I brought it up to FIL and that was when he came clean and told me the story. It's been about 12 years and when I drop something I still say " bucken sucken !!"

Funniest Bad Things Kids Have Said Tonce caught my youngest son (about 3 at the time) peeing in the corner of his room...right next to the wastebasket and sort of behind a bookshelf. When I asked him why he was doing that when there was a bathroom 10 feet away, he said he was "watering the ants." Confused about what ants and why, I went over and peeked behind the bookshelf. And I found the ants. And the half donut he'd swiped and shoved back there. Along with various bits of candy, a slice of bread, and most of a chicken nugget. Apparently, he had seen an ant and decided to cultivate his own little ant farm in his room. It was so absurd that I had a hard time holding it together while explaining to him that the ants would do just fine without feeding them and pissing on them.

Funniest Bad Things Kids Have Said When I was younger my parents and I were stuck in traffic and I kicked the back of my dads seat and said "moob it as le". I would pay good money now to see the death glare on my mother's face to my father.

Funniest Bad Things Kids Have Said Lol kids are little parrots at that age. I remember when my niece was two years old my mom was being her melodramatic self, so I walked into the kitchen and said "Hey mom why don't you quit I ing and mind your business." Then comes a tiny voice right behind me "yeah mom, quit bl •g!" I wish I could say that was the only swear i taught her but unfortunately its not.

Funniest Bad Things Kids Have Said My boss has Red Sox season tickets. She gave me a pair so I could bring my then 10 year old son. We ended up on the "dance cam" on the big screen and my sweet baby boy decided to flip Fenway Park the bird.

Funniest Bad Things Kids Have Said Not a parent but when I was a kid I cursed and my mom washed my mouth out with soap, my response "mmhm its delicious"

Funniest Bad Things Kids Have Said I once called toilet-paper "poop tickets" in hearing range of my five year-old son. Yup...

Funniest Bad Things Kids Have Said My mom was pulling out of our garage when a car whizzed behind us and my my yells 'You dumbass!' My baby brother very calmly asks how she knew his name. All three of us kids roared with laughter. She was no longer angry.

Funniest Bad Things Kids Have Said This reminds me of my oldest neice. when she was little she was in the back seat of my brother in laws car when he was cut off by another vehicle. My brother in law is a very vocal no filter kinda guy so he yells "Piece of sit car!" Two minutes later the tiniest voice comes from the back seat saying car!" She repeated that phrase for a few weeks and my brother in law got in trouble.

Funniest Bad Things Kids Have Said When I was younger, my mom was driving and someone cut her off. She said "son of a..." but I helped her finish it from the backseat "b h mommy!" She wasn't happy for my help…

Funniest Bad Things Kids Have Said One time I was the airport and this lady with two small children was digging around in her bag looking for her ticket. She couldn't find it so she whispered, "dam " to herself. The kids heard her and proceeded to yell "Dam St!" in the security line for the next five minutes.

Funniest Bad Things Kids Have Said I once "tooted the horn" to get another driver's attention to let them out into traffic ahead of me. When my then, 3 year old daughter heard the horn, she asked, "Daddy, is he an too?"

Funniest Bad Things Kids Have Said My dad got cut off by a red pickup, and keeping in mind that my (at the time very young) older sister was in the car with him, displayed his irritation by calling the driver a bonehead. My sister spent a few years believing red pickups are called boneheads.

Something similar happened with me. My dad dropped some donuts once when I was around 3 and said "God..." and then my helpful little self finished it for him.

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