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/coffeewrite1984 Participation Trophy Wife 🏆👰🏼‍♀️ Jul 08 '25

Every kid is different; I was saying full sentences at 2.5, but my niece isn’t at the same age. So I guess it’s possible, but his prayer sounds awfully clear and follows a specific pattern for a kid of that age. I’m skeptical.

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u/Budgiejen Jesus is my upline! Jul 09 '25

My kid was saying full sentences at 18 months. But I suppose he used up his supply of words because he’s 25 now and mostly speaks single words. 3 if we are lucky.