What is your most embarrassing Mommy moment?
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*snort* HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAA
TOO FUNNY!
I've had lots too - having 3 kids now 13, 15 and 18.
I'd have to say the most memorable (and recent) embarassing moment was when we had a big party at our new school where my youngest daughter is in grade 8. We had a really great time and left the school to come home. Dad and I were talking in the car and chatting about the great time we had - we got about 10 kilometers out of town (our school is in the country) when we realized we had left our daughter there!! We drove back and fortunately she was still down the hall playing games and hadn't realized we'd even left.
To this day - she still doesn't know we did that - shh - it's our little secret! hahahahahahahaha
oh fun lol
don't feel bad... i did the same thing. only i locked the keys in the car too. got the other two kids out first, locked the doors and immediately thought "oh **it!" i had thrown my keys over to the passenger side floor along with my purse so i could go to the other side and get my 3 day old baby out. she was sleeping, but i had already unlatched the car seat and was terrified she'd awake and start to fuss moving the carrier to where it might tip over. i was sooo scared and upset and embarrassed. i had to call the police to come break into the car. which, at first, they refused to because they couldn't be certain it was my car, they said. i called back and told them they would break into it because if my baby woke up and tipped that seat over and was injured or worse, they would have one *ell of a large lawsuit filed! they came. they broke in. and i don't think i ever showed my face in that store again lol i, too, felt like the worst mom ever. i mean WHO would forget for a second and lock their baby in a car, right? lol well... it happens... and somehow our children survive us.
I was at the grocery store with my now two year-old son...he was about 18 months at the time, and he was in the cart and all of a sudden he screamed at the top of his lungs "Mommy, poopy". A little girl in the next aisle asked her mom if I had farted.lol
When my son farted really loud in the wal-mart check out line this Christmas and yelled out I farted really loud.
When we were in a very busy public bathroom and my 3 year old very loudly said, "Mommy, why do you have a pull string hanging from you?"
Yes, At least you remembered before you got in the store:) LOL I really got a good laugh out of that. I am a mother of 3 children so I know how you feel:) I was walking through walmart with my youngest being 2 at the time and he had a fasination with boobs he pulled my shirt down and showed an old man standing right beside me everything. I was embarrased everytime I passed him through the store.
Hahahahah...my worst baby moment..hmm...probably when my son and I (he's 3) were in McDonalds and he started telling me (I thought) that I was hungry. I was like "no no honey, I just ate" he kept saying it over and over again "Mommy - you hungry; Mommy - you hungry" until I realized he was calling me a honkey. (Mommy - you a honkey")!!!
It wouldn't have been so bad except for the fact that there were three people of African American descent all staring at me like I'm the one who taught him the word...oh.I must have turned bright red...
I was in the grocery store with my son who was very young (like 5 maybe) and a very dark skinned african woman walked past us and my son shouted out "man! you're black". While I was mortified and hollering at him for being rude, the woman very nicely told me not to yell at him because he didn't understand.
the time we went to mcdonalds drive thru and my daughter was 2 she had seen the cashier was black and when she opened the window my daughter yelled out are you a gorrilla from the zoo oh i could of killed her but she was a child they say the darndest things
oh wow that was TOO funny!! i think the most embarassing thing to ever happen to me was at walmart my boyfriend and i heard what we thought was just a small fart from our little angel. so he starts to fuss so i pick him up out if his carrier and am holding him in my arms (and a white t-shirt) when i notice a little something on my arm. turns out it was poop and not just any poop. it was a diaper blowout and was everywhere!!it was so nasty but funny, the baby didnt find it as funny but oh well!! walmart got a good laugh out of me though
When my son was a baby and keeping me up all night as 'The Human Pacifier', my hubby came home from work to find the Cheerios in the fridge-and the milk in the pantry!
mine bothered my hubby more than me but it still made me feel an inch tall. I was breast feeding my son (new born at the time)and the in laws were coming to see the new baby hubby kept telling my not to feed him in front of his family to make a long story short his grandma and pa come in walk over to me she lifted the blanket and my shirt have there faces inches from my chest his grandma said pa come over here and look at this baby isn't he precious looks like he eats good I thought my hubby was going to fall over and my face was as red as the shirt I had on.
I live in a place that is mostly occupied by caucasion and hispanic people. When my daughter was 3, she saw an african american and yelled out, "Look mom, a brown person!" I was sooooo embarassed, I thought kids didn't see skin color...
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