sudha..on reading this blog...i too remember one such narration by my sister's daughter..she is in 2nd std now. I was paying a visit to my moms place one day where this l'l gal (my sis stays 3 houses away from my mom) was watching the "Paartha muthal naale...." song in TV from vettayadu velayadu....

Suddenly she said..."chitti ippo paaren..avan avalooda jimmikkiya aati vittutu povaaan...." i was like  adn as she said kamal was playing with the heroine's earrings... how much kids notice...i still remember this dialogue whenever i see tht song....

This incident happened very recently... We were going out for some shopping near our house..and we played some song..my little fellow was sitting in the car was telling "amma plz don't sing along" I asked him the reason...he said "It gives me a headache".........and says why don't u talk to me instead,,,.....

Another one was  y'day :

We are vegetarians...but want to give egg to my son ...so I would pack boiled egg twice a week for his mid morning snack ...day before y'day he took it back without eating...the reason he said was..."teacher told me if I am feeling full I can close the box"...I had to convince him saying that doctor has advised me to give egg etc..etc.. the very next day When I told him that I had kept something else for the box...he told "Thank you amma for not keeping me egg" ...He was very serious when he uttered these words...i could not control my laughter.....

 

My nephew he must be studying LKG that time.

During some conversation i said "now-a-days gals are smarter than boys"

Udanae he said(that day before we atched gilli in theatre)

"Vijay boy thanae..trisha girl..boy thanae girla kaapathinaan..boys are best"

no guess....we were

Another incident:

My sister always polambify about her hubby going out with with his friends on Sunday ..

This little one came to him & asked “ungallukku ellam family illeaya ippadi oora suthirenga”

@ kg3- i know its so surprising that the kids notice things that even we miss out.

@ Poornima- i think we have to make you sing in one of our meet to find out the reason behind your son's comment.

@VaniArun- I am sure if your father's friend had heard it he will surely not to come back again

@momluvsanju:He actually told asked that to my father's friend only.Poor one he was embarrassed.We had to tell the whole background story  to him for him to come back from his near coma stage.

@momlovesanju:    Ethukku indha vibareetha parikshai?........no way...u read my ordeal to learn music..then comment...U will understand the real risk behind it..lol

Nan etho kekarathukku hubby oruthar irukkare athuvum concentration driving la irukku apdi dhairiyathula paditen...avlothan..kutti sathan odaney vaya moodu apdinnu sonna odaney i was ......

Actually kutties oda daringness ...rasikka vendiya ondru..enjoyed ur tulsi and was smiling all alone at home ..

Hi ..

Lately naksha (2 years) has learnt meaning of doctor, sailor,cobbler,barber ...

it so happened wen sales guy came to our house from th grocery shop with all veggies n fruits .. naksha stopped him n said .. u know anachi ,, u re a vendor !.. tht guy was lik .. akka eva ena sollura ..

 nice to read how the kids talk :)

Kids r always cute and to listen them speak....

Prithvi,my younger one is going to play school,he's so timid and soft-spoken in school.Last month there were some days dedicated to diff. activities like: One day they hv to sing their fav rhymes,one day for fancy dress etc.

So i made him learn one rhyme so that he could sing it there,but i was so confident he wouldnt do it!!!!

As usual,i went to pick him and asked the staff "Did he tell the rhymes?" she said no.After coming home i asked him why didnt he sing the song in school?

He told me that the teacher could not hear - he told it as "Miss-ku kekaliyan"....I was shocked and laughing and thought abt it for a moment and then i realised...

He would've told it in a feeble voice and the teacher would've pointed that she coudnt hear him ..... enna solradhu.,.

sangitha- Nakshatra is just cleaver like her mom!!!!! i am sure when she grows up she will be playing with words too.

Happymom- not very long, your kid will break your head with his(?) questions and  comments too.

Vinayamma- Same pinch. That is what my daughter did. but of course we could stay with them but even then she sang so softly that the teacher had to litrally keep her ears close to anju's mouth but then she gave up.