2 year old DS knows who the next president is

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We're teaching our DC to say OBAMA in time for the in-law visti for thanksgiving. I can't wait till my pain in the ass father-in-law hears his grandson say Obama.

brilliant

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Anonymous wrote:most insightful thing said on the post

Anonymous wrote:It's great that your child knows Obama, but as you can tell from many of the posts, most people don't appreciate bragging parents.
Brag to the grandparents, not to complete strangers.

most off topic post

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:



wow, want a medal?


You must support the looser

Nope, voted Obama. Just do not care or think it is impressive a 2yo can say Obama.

If you do not care, then why did you click this post? I'm not being snarky. I'm genuinely curious what you expected to find.

[Anonymous]

What's a looser?

[Anonymous]

I think it's cute. My 21 month old and autistic 3 year old knew it before the election even took place And nobody taught them. (ok... may I hinted at it, by drilling them to say Obaaaama )

[Anonymous]

During the campaign we got a call from an Obama fundraiser. When I told my 3-year-old who it was, she started yelling, "I wanna talk to Obama!" The fundraiser was nice enough to say hello, and then she was carried away by her father, still shrieking, "I wanna talk to Obama! I wanna talk to Obama!"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:During the campaign we got a call from an Obama fundraiser. When I told my 3-year-old who it was, she started yelling, "I wanna talk to Obama!" The fundraiser was nice enough to say hello, and then she was carried away by her father, still shrieking, "I wanna talk to Obama! I wanna talk to Obama!"

That's hilarious!! Here's another funny one -- my friend's 5 year old daughter developed a new imaginary friend this fall: Barack Obama. Apparently she reported he was by her side all the time, talking, eating dinner, playing with her. Very amusing.

I agree with the PPs who said there's something about Obama that's a bit like Elmo. Kids just take to him.

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Now if your kid said George Stephanopolus or Nouri al-Maliki I would give your kid a medal. The letters O, B, and D are very easy to learn. The letters S, R, and H are a little tougher to pronounce.

..and did your DC pronounce Obama's full name?

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Will the medal be in gold or silver with diamonds Because 3 year old can say it.

[Anonymous]

but can your child say "Mahmoud Ahmadinejad"??

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think it's cute. My 21 month old and autistic 3 year old knew it before the election even took place And nobody taught them. (ok... may I hinted at it, by drilling them to say Obaaaama )

My child who it turns out is on the autism spectrum used to call out letters in the supermarket. like the D in deli --- never let anyone tell you s/he doesn't qualify for the same academics as other kids. And if schools are willing to educate academically qualified kids with disabilities that is the bottom line for me and I don't mean just those who places like Sidwell might regard as admissions mistakes from pre-K. That is cute the child knows who Obama is and thanks for sharing. As a parent of older ones it's fun to read these posts. My kids and relatives kids are in the high school, college, young adult stages so not too much tot stuff comes my way.

[Anonymous]

You should answer the phone...I think Harvard is calling!

[Anonymous]

I think it's cute. I have no idea why so many posters have such huge sticks up their asses about you sharing it.

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Anonymous wrote:but can your child say "Mahmoud Ahmadinejad"??

Whoever posted this is funny as hell.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think it's cute. I have no idea why so many posters have such huge sticks up their asses about you sharing it.

no sticks - just a different sense of humor
To us, it's not funny.