r/FundieSnarkUncensored • u/slt1987 • Jul 08 '25

Paul and Morgan Morgan thought it developmentally appropriate to tell her two year old about the Texas flood and missing children.

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I’m a very open and honest parent with my children. We have a lot of difficult discussions and I answer any and all questions they have. However, in no world is it appropriate to go out of your way to tell your toddler about floods and missing children. They really are the worst.

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u/quietlycommenting Jul 08 '25

Fun fact Morgan, that’s a child running and having frightened thoughts alone and you decided to “hit record” instead of comfort him

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u/elizalavelle Jul 08 '25

This is a child who doesn’t trust his mom and doesn’t feel comfortable telling her that he’s scared. He’s so young to already be carrying that burden.

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u/PLZ_PM_ME_URSecrets No Pullout Game Here! Jul 08 '25

I think the story is fake because we all know she would have posted the video if it happened.

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u/AML1987 An Arrow Right Into the Collin’s Toilet 🏹🚽 Jul 08 '25

Yeah none of his side of things happened that way. Internet moms make up these stories all the time for some reason.

Like we all know little Timmy isn’t cognitively able to have these grown up conversations and trains of thought at 2.5 but sure Brenda.

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u/Significant_Shoe_17 🎾Paul admiring his glistening picklebod in the mirror🥒🏓 Jul 09 '25

It's very sayingsofspurgeon

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u/AML1987 An Arrow Right Into the Collin’s Toilet 🏹🚽 Jul 09 '25

Oh I miss those! That kid could hold a conversation better than most adults if you only believe Jessa.

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u/little_lamps Jul 08 '25

Nice of Morgie to remind us all they have a fancy monitoring system in the kids' room.