
What I find amusing is how he makes his request for this soup. He'll say, "Mama, can I have possibilities?" or "Can you make possibilities?" or "Can I eat possibilities?" The first time he asked me this I understood him because I'm at home watching the same stuff he is on TV, but it threw my husband off when he was on lunch duty one weekend. I was out running an errand and when I came back my husband asked me "What's 'possiblilities'? R. keeps asking to eat it." Now he's been made aware, and thanks to the power of advertising on children's television, (which I feel only further complicates raising my kids because they want EVERYTHING), I am forced to buy only this brand of soup for my son. I need to shut off the tv.
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LOL.... that's kinda deep. "Mom can I have possibilities" lol.
So girls with amazing taste and a potential philosopher in the family. Good job mom!
i think it's terribly sweet! and kids are smart and like amani says, they pick up everything.
My 11 month old nephew has morphed into a little monster. He likes everything on the floor where he can see it. I dread to think what he'll be like at 2. Hats off to you moms.
LOL! That's great!
or u can look at it this way the tv helped him eat another food other than nuggets. (the one thing my toddler seems to be hooked on)
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