A question for experienced parents with older children:

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Anonymous wrote:My kids are 16 and 14. I still know all the words to Baby Beluga.

I learned Baby Beluga from the kids I Babysat 30 years ago. I still know it. There’s no way I’m ever forgetting Baby Shark.

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My son is 20 and I can still sing the whole opening song to Caillou but I’m unclear on the start date of the Greatest depression so there you have it.

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When my oldest kid was born, my mother — whose youngest was at that point off in college — recited Goodnight Moon to her. From memory.

I was once selling drink at a church festival and prompted someone who demanded a coke rudely “how do we ask?”

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On that tv show the middle there is a scene where they are driving a child to the big city for his first job after college and she points out the cows along the way and he's like mom you can stop doing that now.

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I still play and sing Pixar movie songs and Jack Johnson's Curious George sound track alone in my car - my kids aren't kids anymore. Good times...

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My kids are now 12 and 14 and I sometimes listen to Kids Place Live on SiriusXM when I’m in the car by myself. It brings back good memories.

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My kids are 6 and 9...I don’t really have any kids songs stuck in my head. But we listen to a lot of pop music.

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Considering that I still want to belt out "LEVVVV REE DUNN - REED" instead of "Let Freedom Ring!" as I heard/learned in 1976 as a first grader, I get the occasional Blue's Clues ear worm. Some memories never fade.