My 4-year-old son was playing when he suddenly said, “Daddy, help pick up the whale.” It’s his toy, so I replied, “How about you take it yourself?” Out of nowhere, he snapped, “Ish, Daddy ni! Bodoh la...” It was the first time I’d ever heard him say that word—let alone directed at me. My heart sank. I asked him, “What was that last word?” He looked at me and repeated, “Bodoh.” I took a deep breath and explained to him why that’s not a good word to use, [1]

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幾秒內	Harris fizzkasyah	how words can hurt people, and that we should always speak kindly. I know he’s still learning—his little brain is like a sponge, picking up everything, even things he doesn’t fully understand yet. I don’t blame him entirely. Kids repeat what they hear, whether from people around them, their friends, or even things they come across randomly. Just a reminder that as parents, we can’t control everything, but we can guide them and help them understand right from wrong. [2]
6 分鐘內	Rosmayati A Majid aty.a.majid	Aiyooo.. pahaammmm.. my niece pun samaa ard that age oso... balik2 kindy, kat muka pintu lg... Dgn sengih2.. "nenek 🐷"... Kuss semangat .. mmg teruk kene brainwashed dia balik lepastu.....tah mana pick upnyaaa...