Kids Talk

My 4-year-old daughter and I were watching a Disney Princess movie when I commented that someday she'd grow up and find her own prince and live happily ever after. She matter-of factly responded that Daddy was her prince and she intended to marry him when she grows up. I couldn't resist. "But what about Mommy?" I asked, "Where will Mommy go if you marry Daddy?" And without missing a beat, she assured me, "Oh, you can live in the garage."

Karen Swensen
NECN Good Morning Live anchor

“I was on my way out to vote, when my 7-year-old son Andrew asked, "Mommy, do you know that there is a black man, a white man and a woman running for president?"
“Yes.”
“So, who you going to vote for?” I explained that sometimes people like to keep those things to themselves.
"I think you should vote for the woman because you are a woman.”
"So, do you know the name of the woman running for president?"
"Yes, Hillary Duff.”

Patricia Ahern-Ramsey
Weymouth

Our 4-year-old daughter Sidra wants to be a marine biologist and a Mary Kay director when she grows up. She asked me, “When I grow up and I’m a Marine Biologist and a Mary Kay Director, will I get a day off?” I replied, “Of course!” She said, “On my day off, can I be a mermaid?”

De Eschauzier
Braintree


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