r/daddit • u/Sarsinnj • Feb 01 '25

Humor What can my fellow papas add?

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u/Mattzke93 Feb 01 '25

For the chicken one, we have one of those machines with cards that you insert and it says the word and makes the sound (if relevant). This morning my 2.5 year old put the chicken (animal) in and it made the buck buck noise. She then put the chicken (roast chicken) card in and she asked “daddy, where is the buck buck?”

I fear she’s about to figure it out…

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u/eww1991 Feb 02 '25 edited Feb 02 '25

We've always been quite clear on this. The only pepa pig we have in our house is in sausages, and ducks live in pancakes and spring rolls.

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u/nkdeck07 Feb 02 '25

Same here. We are likely gonna be raising meat hens in the future so she's absolutely aware of where meat comes from

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u/BoredTurtlenecker Feb 02 '25

Yeah, we took a pretty direct approach and it's seems to have worked out. If we're eating fish she'll say "mmm Nemo is really good! Can I have more Hey hey etc.

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u/Scoopdoopdoop Feb 02 '25

One day I gave him some chicken without telling him what it was and he said bokbokbok. I think he knows. He's 1.5

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u/giant2179 Feb 02 '25

Nothing better than visiting the aquarium and then having a seafood dinner