DISCLAIMER: IF YOU READ THIS WITH YOUR LITERATE CHILDREN BEHIND YOU, THERE MIGHT BE SOME EXPLAINING TO DO.
Around this house, we seem to be overly concerned with the mammary glands. I'm not sure if it's because I nursed all the kids and we're very open with our bodies around here or what. But boobs come up in conversation often, at least as of late.
Just today, the girls asked a very important question.
Around this house, we seem to be overly concerned with the mammary glands. I'm not sure if it's because I nursed all the kids and we're very open with our bodies around here or what. But boobs come up in conversation often, at least as of late.
Just today, the girls asked a very important question.
Zoe: Mom, what are stripper boobs?I looked at Zoe and Talia and then down at my chest.
Me: Well, they are breasts that are very large in size.
Talia: You mean like Aunt Tara?
Me: [snorting] Well yes, like those.
Me: I do not have stripper boobs.And we had another discussion about breasts, forged this time by Aaron of all people.
Zoe: [Eyeroll, as in I just stated the obvious.] No, you do not.
Aaron: Girls have breasts but only boys have nipples.I'm done talking about the body for the day. For the summer, in fact.
Me: What?!
Melina: I have nibbles.
Me: Nipples, Melina, although I like your term better. But everyone has nipples.
Aaron: No, only boys have nipples.
Me: Do you mean that they only have nipples and nothing else?
Aaron: No, only boys have nipples.
Melina: You mean nibbles.
Me: [snorting] I can't win.
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