Anonymous wrote:Someone who would be offended by that is probably offended by a significant percentage of their interactions with other people. That’s their issue to deal with. I wouldn’t give this another thought.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I love calling my kid, "kid" or "the kid." No one seems offended. The kid has a bunch of fun nickname variants for Mom and Dad, too. We are all just trying to have a good time over here, though.
Do you love your "kid" and show it in all the important ways? If so, one is going to care about this.
+1. This is dumb. I refer to my parents often as “the parents”. Sometimes I call my five year old “monster man”. Words won’t offend you if you don’t let them.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have said “ my kid” before. I think “ the kid” is kinda rude.
I don't think it's rude but I think it's annoying. Do you also say your hubby is going to pick the kid up?
Of course not .
The Hubs is.
Anonymous wrote:I love calling my kid, "kid" or "the kid." No one seems offended. The kid has a bunch of fun nickname variants for Mom and Dad, too. We are all just trying to have a good time over here, though.
Do you love your "kid" and show it in all the important ways? If so, one is going to care about this.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have said “ my kid” before. I think “ the kid” is kinda rude.
I don't think it's rude but I think it's annoying. Do you also say your hubby is going to pick the kid up?
Anonymous wrote:I refer to my kids as "the kids" when discussing with DH. As in "are you getting the kids from aftercare or am I?" I don't see what the issue is.
Anonymous wrote:I have said “ my kid” before. I think “ the kid” is kinda rude.
Anonymous wrote:My father always referred to us as “kiddo”. I think it’s condescending and rude and unkind.
Anonymous wrote:Not offensive.
Unless "the kid" himself is objecting, I would ignore