kids: cute or creepy?

what are your sayings that are kids cute or kids creepy?
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[@louisgirl369]

Pockets being called snack holes reminds me of when we tried to teach our daughter how to use pockets by showing her to put cereal in them, and then she got new pants and was disappointed there wasn't already cereal in them 😅

[@notallwhowanderarelost4797]

🤣

[@kittysunlover]

A friend recently shared that her 3-year-old called it "sneezonal allergies" which is also adorable. XD

[@durabelle]

Chest buttons make sense, they are above our belly buttons after all.

[@rachelmunns2862]

When my daughter was 3 she called her tongue her lick. As in, "yum, my lick likes that" or "my lick don't like that" 😂 She would also ask me to fire her food when she wanted me to warm it up. 😊

[@sunshinelollypop024]

My little sister once told me she "had the blessyous" after sneezing ..still one of the cutest things I've heard!

[@EdieBird]

When my brother was little, he thought that because our surname was "Bird" he should be able to fly and get stuff off high shelves. All the other birds can... He could not. It took him a while to figure it out.

[@durabelle]

Should have introduced him to some penguins, ostriches and kiwis 😁

[@tinfoil_pasta]

When I was little I would call pins and needles "creepy crawlies" because it felt like spiders were crawling under my skin.

[@libertoad22]

I was working at a preschool and had this conversation. Child: My waist hurts! Me, pointing at my waist: Here? Child: No, my hand waist! Her wrist, it was her wrist 😂😂

[@TheVoiceinTheDarkness]

That's cute

[@aurorafraire2528]

My mom still uses the phrase "full of hands" because it was my way of saying my hands were full and she thinks it was cute.

[@LeftyLlama]

One of my little cousins once said he felt like he had a kangaroo in his ear when he had an ear infection One of my friends used to call squirrels "squibbles" My twin cousins call at-home COVID tests "nose twisties" since you put them in your nose and twist them. My family has now adopted this phrase. My sister and I would call tomatoes "meemos," but we would also sometimes refer to our mom as "meemo," not sure how that started. One fall when my sister was little she once pointed to a bush that had a lot of birds and asked if that was South, since she knew the birds were flying South.

[@rachelgleason6261]

my 5 year old says that her feet are fuzzy when they're asleep. When i said that they must be asleep she looked at me like i as being ridiculous and said, 'no, they're FUZZY!'

[@KiboSanti]

I've always said my feet had TV static 😂

[@christell1986]

The books animated... it's a movie call "the pagemaster" It's a great kid's movie with Macaulay Culkin

[@animeartist888]

Came to the comments to see if anyone remembered that one as well! I couldn't remember the title!

[@mikaylaeager7942]

I just commented almost the exact same thing before scrolling down and seeing yours! Always nice to meet a fellow Pagemaster lover! “His best friends are books” too relatable!

[@FodienArt]

Yes I was about to say you just described this and it brought back nostalgia!

[@rowanbrennan675]

I literally came to the comments to say this lol. I was like "Wait, that movie exists! I've seen it!"

[@AylaHayden]

While Pagemaster exists and is amazing, I think it would be fun to reexplore this concept 😊

[@ethcal3195]

I called my grandpa "Bapa." Everybody was trying to get me to give my grandma a nickname too, and would ask, "Who's that?" So I said "That!"

[@osheridan]

My cousin calls our grandmother Rav, so that's her name now. Her name does not contain an R, A or V or any similar sounds but that's her name now

[@Eco_Hiko]

Believe it or not but earwax is different for everyone. Different genetics can alter textures depending on where you come from in the world. Also depending on how your ear canals develop can alter how fast they drain. As a child who had lots of ear infections from drainage problems I got into researching it. Also over active and under active wax release can be a sign of infection or a cold.

[@heartwoodhomeschool]

A couple in there are close to terms my three-year-old uses. He never described pins and needles as fizzy, but he does describe the sensation as “fluffy” (he sleeps with his arms raised and often wakes up with “fluffy hands”), and instead of “drops of crying,” he used to call tears “sad drops.” 💔 Also any store/shop/restaurant gets named after whatever we last bought or most frequently buy there. Target is often called the toilet paper store.

[@PJAC1]

When my Grand daughter was 2 she and my daughter were out for a walk. While going up a big hill my Grand daughter said she wanted to stop as she had cats in her breath!!! I'm sure she meant she wanted to catch her breath!!! So freaking cute!!!

[@sarahkuntzman3014]

Some bathroom fans also have lights with them. Poop light totally works!

[@killer_rabbit42]

11:48 This idea has similar elements to the movie Page Master. The different genres were designed differently. The horror book was kinda like a zombie. There was a fairy tale book (voiced by Angela Lansbury I think) with wings & a wand

[@Oakleaf012]

I came here to recommend Pagemaster too! High five! I think there’s also a book version but I’m not sure which came first

[@silverghostcat1924]

I think that was a "Hunchback" book. Macaulay Culkin, Christopher Lloyd, Whoopi Goldberg, Patrick Stewart, Leonard Nimoy were some of the voice actors. A really fun movie.

[@mikaylaeager7942]

Fantasy was Whoopi Goldberg and Adventure was Patrick Stewart and Horror was Frank Welker (best known as the voice of Fred in Scooby-Doo). The casting was on point!

[@Ceardah-qy5zi]

My son called the auto-body shop the car doctor

[@petrastedman669]

When one of my cousins was very little, he started doing something when he was upset (make fists, put his arms straight down, tuck his chin to his chest, and say 'demmit' in this weird voice), and to this day we have *NO* idea where he learned it.

[@bitchenboutique6953]

YES! My mom realized how much she whispered “dammit” when my lil nephew’s blocks fell over and he quietly said “dimmit” to himself 🥰

[@petrastedman669]

@@bitchenboutique6953 kids are sponges, to be sure. It's just weird b.c we asked everyone in the family, and it's not something anyone does. Like, he might have heard the word from someone, but we never found out where the whole procedure he had for it came from.

[@ethcal3195]

One time, when my mom dropped or spilled something, and said "Uh oh!" And then my little sister asked, "Sit?" My mom was kind of embarrassed.

[@thatfanboyavery]

Some friends and I were hanging out a while ago when one of us (and then all of us) forgot the word wrist, and one of us decided 'hankle' was the correct term, as in hand ankle...

[@celticphoenix2579]

My family called the stuff between toes "toe jam" and sleep crud was "eye boogers". In my twenties my mom's best friend had a spoonerism while trying to say pins and needles. It came out as peedles and nins and made me laugh so hard it stuck.

[@forestgrump4723]

My cat gets a lot of eye crust and always has so she’s good about letting me get rid of it for her I say “oh you have an eye icky let me have it.”

[@missnaomi613]

When my kids were little, we used the terms "eye boogers" and "toe boogers."

[@mikaylaeager7942]

The ‘book house’ movie you are describing is called ‘The Pagemaster’ from 1994 starring Macaulay Culkin. Enjoy!

[@Krispypeppers]

My own odd thing from childhood, not creepy: I call pizza rolls... "turtle eggs". My dads fault, lol. He was apparently trying to get me to eat and i kept refusing everything. He started having fun and asking if i wanted weird and outlandish food. When he said, "turtle eggs " i apparently got excited and he had to figure out something on the fly. I turn 34 in June. THEY ARE STILL TURTLE EGGS 😂❤😂❤

[@lea7006]

Fun fact: the french for cotton candy / candy floss is "barb a papa" literally dad's beard 🥰

[@chelseycollins1499]

Regarding crying and noses running - when you cry, tears do indeed leak down from under your eye and out your nose. It's all connected back there, so when your nose runs during crying, that's just tears leaking out of your nose. Anatomy is weird!

[@pencilpauli9442]

Manacana is a far superior name than McQueen. No shade to anyone named McQueen, but for an anthropomorphic, car, it's brill!

[@kiraerickson472]

When my brother was little my mom was trimming his toenails. And he didn’t like his littlest toe now being cut. And some reason he started calling it Tinky or Tinkys. Toe and pinky combined is our little toes now

[@ispyamoose]

When I was a kid, I called mountains "big rocks". I used to spend weekends at my aunt's house in NY and while I didn't see full mountaintops, along the interstate we would see rock faces. Because I didn't see a full mountain, I didn't think they were actually mountains... hence, big rocks.

[@petrastedman669]

Dream crumbs. 😍😭 I'm nicking that for use with my squish. Must do.

[@ghostgirl9642]

When I was three, I ran around the house on Thanksgiving morning yelling, "Happy Givestinking!!" to my entire family. We still celebrate Givestinking to this day 😂

[@friendly.felidae]

When my sister was a toddler and I was a teen I would say "what the heck" as a self censor around her a lot and for some reason she could say what the hekt but not what the heck. No idea why adding an extra consonant was easier for her but it was! We still say what the hekt to this day.

[@erinjohnson7329]

Re combining the creepy of statues with the creepy of dolls: nah, hon, they're already the same creepy. They're objects that are pretending to be alive.

[@aeryngoodspeed]

my nephew couldn't say "tr" and said "f" instead. guess what he called a "dumptruck" 🤣

[@samjensen392]

My friend is a nanny and her kid does the same thing

[@thejestingfool]

My kid would call crown "star hat" 😄 I thought it was cute.

[@SandraLugn-nc1rk]

The flour hair feels like a description of how terrible he feels about having carpet in his moth.

[@0Pawprint0]

That point about fashion changing is so true. As a kid I was made fun of for my thick eyebrows and I was self-conscious of them for YEARS. But now it’s the in thing. I’ve had multiple people tell me they wish they had eyebrows like mine and it shocked me because I was always told the opposite growing up. Definitely never let trends influence how you feel about yourself. The next in thing is gonna be no eyebrows at all /j.

[@knitandcatboodle]

My brother farted when he was like 4 and said that his "bum sneezed"

[@Him_He_Me]

When my kids were little ... ages around 5, they would call their toes "piggies" because I would do the nursery rhyme, 'this little piggy went to market' It was so damn cute when they said, "My piggy hurts"🥰🥰🤗

[@ArsonBr]

Not exactly the same but when I was little, my best friend’s mom was schizophrenic. When I asked her what that meant, she told me “my mom stayed up too late for too long and now she sees the monsters in her dreams all the time” and I think about it a lot. It’s such a sweet kid’s understanding and I love it.

[@firetigeris2101]

@2 my kid- "Rainbrella" (umbrella), "Punk-a-lantern" (jack-o-lantern), "Hospibible" (hospital), "Hell-o-coaster" (rollercoaster).

[@Asongbook]

In the Midwest US the bread store is usually a bakery outley.

[@CaliAmandalyn1981]

I could never understand how to explain when my feet or hands fell asleep - I called them Sparkly.

[@ICanKnitThat]

This is so cute! My kids say the remote control is the "clicking machine" and the washing machine is the "wishy washy"

[@belongingembodied77]

You need to watch the Pagemaster movie!!! It's from 1994 and I adored it as a child. You describing a book house related movie brought me back to it so vividly

[@helenmohammed2518]

My oldest when she was much younger said “ my bottom is eating my knickers” 😂

[@owenmartin6203]

For the talking books ramble Shaaba went on,it reminded me of the 1994 movie The Pagemaster, where McCaulay Culkin's character goes into the worlds of different books.

[@rage_of_aquarius]

When we were little, my brother and I called the dust the flew up when you shake a blanket in front of a sunbeam "sun bugs". The toe bugs one reminded me of that.

[@CherriSprout-to9gw]

One point myself forgot the word light switch and I called it a light stopper

[@user-fr6zt6jx6y]

There is a trilogy that has a lot of overlap with the book Shaaba is describing. It's the Hell's Library series by A.J. Hackwith and its incredible! I can't recommend this series enough! Seriously, check it out!. Its an adult series, would recommend for high school age and older.

[@sarahjones6323]

My (adult) brother also called his ankle his foot wrist one time, but we were drunk and he just forgot the word 😂

[@TrekkieLenaHalfGeek]

About the runny nose: I also often have a runny nose, and I've recently learned that it could be due to temperature changes which coincided with me (having ice cream on a hot day or drinking a hot drink on a cold day for example). Love your videos by the way ^^

[@MaineCoonMama18]

We all called my great grandma Ginga because her first grandchild couldn't pronounce grandma and said it as ginga. I also know someone whose grandson calls her Grandma Pooh Bear (they like to watch Winnie the Pooh together).

[@AichanKitsune]

Shaaba's out here writing Night at the Museum into the Pagemaster. I'd probably watch it.

[@jamiekopmann8877]

More to add to the book house story: all horror movies in the box come alive have to be locked up because they do bad things but one of them has escaped, and for Stephen King novel says are very tricky to catch so they had to go on adventure catch the book before it does anything super bad

[@bitchenboutique6953]

Oh I love “blobby!” My family has tons of words that only we use because one of us said them as kids. And my dad also made up so many words that when I found out “discombobulated” was REAL I didn’t believe it at first. The word I think I use the most (which came from my nephew) is “cuppy” or “tuppy” which means not just cup, but MY cup.

[@HighAsHeckPriestess]

I'm 27.9 years old, and my favorite drinking vessels all belong to the category of "cuppy" for years😂

[@hatchetfieldharpie3276]

“My family used to call the sleep in one’s eyes ‘monsters’” Were your family Doctor Who writers perchance?

[@pomodoropodcast]

10:34 as a spanish speaker your R pronunciation in “ropa” is adorable 🥺💖 sigue así, Shaaba!

[@SassyGirl822006]

In our house, the 'sleep' crusts are called 'eye boogers'😅

[@unapologeticallylizzy]

Yes, the -erie in French is a place where you go to buy stuff - boulangerie = baker's shop, patisserie = pastry shop, etc. We sometimes do this in English as well: grocery, for example.

[@BeeAnarchic]

when i was like 4 or something i called red sauce-the stuff i put on my spaghetti--purple sauce. my entire family adopted the phrase and i just... called them that. i didnt know it was called something else. we just called them that 4 the rest of my life until like a year ago when i asked "hey whys it called purple sauce?" and they went "its not you just called it that"

[@SpookyTeaMistress]

With regards to the suggestion of a movie about living books you NEED to see The Pagemaster. One of my absolute favourite films as a kid. My fave book is the horror book, he's so cute!

[@notallwhowanderarelost4797]

😂 Do we need an "excuse" to make up words??

[@c0mput3r80y]

i called parmesan cheese (the pre-grated kind you can find in those shaker things) "salty cheese", because it looked like a white powder and was often found in shakers.

[@KiboSanti]

I'm 30 and call it "shaky cheese", usually to differentiate between it and shredded Parmesan.

[@conlon4332]

11:08 A "prefix at the end" is a suffix.

[@Unchained_Alice]

My brother always called pins & needles fuzzy feet. So similar to that.

[@chriskagamine358]

As someone who got ear infections constantly as a kid, I can 100% confirm that earwax can be a leaky liquid. Plus, ink works as a name to call it. Both would stain a pillow

[@spectilia]

Lol, okay, so, I think the 'poop light' thing is cause, in a lot of households, the the overhead light is the same as the fan (all powered by 1 switch), but there is also usually a vanity light on a seperate switch. So, my guess is it was either during the day (bright window so, no light turned on at all) or the kid turned on the vanity light and not the overhead light.

[@everogersdownunder1242]

Mate, I'm 40 and still make up words, so don't worry.... it's a lifelong thing 😂😂 Also, I used to call Wallabies (I'm in Australia, and they're like mini kangaroos), Wobble-lies, and still do. And I still say many, many more still to this day. Cordigal for cordial. And *so* many items are "thingyamebobs" Also, "the big light" for *any* ceiling light or light that's not a lamp..

[@felvkitties8]

The book shop I can see that being the next Disney movie. Loved the description of the books

[@Below.average.version]

once my younger siblings (20 year age gap), had too many figs off our fig tree in the garden, they ended up with tummy aches and feeling unwell. And now when ever anyone in the family is feeling ill, they are feeling figs (I am nearly 40, and use this saying). Another one is "are you cycle?" to mean "are you awake?", early mobile phones and auto correct changed awake in a text to cycle...15 years later and we still say cycle. Never too old to make up words

[@ChariW1]

I don’t know if it’s the same everywhere, but in some parts of the US, we have fans built in to the ceiling of smaller bathrooms in order to draw in the moisture from the shower. These fans are usually near to or a combo fixture with the light, and they have the added advantage of clearing odors too. They’re turned on and off from a switch on the wall which is usually right next to the light switch. It’s kinda cute how the fan switch became a poop light.

[@TheDopekitty]

The doctor who reference made me feel very seen.

[@zard5930]

There is a movie akin to libraries after dark with books and their different personality and that is named: The Pagemaster. It's from the 90s, starring Macaulay Culkin.

[@wendyboenke3678]

We have eenk for knee pit, and krelbow for the inside elbow

[@petrastedman669]

So, now when I listen to Mr Blobby, I'll be singing Mr Ketchup. Done.

[@twinning1944]

Aww, birth tattoos is so freaking cute I wish I had some just so I could use that phrase!

[@lindapetersen]

apparently when i was very little, maybe like 2 years old or something, i kept referring back to a time when i was dead or before i died, and when my mom would try to tell me i've never died i was like "no but when i was dead (insert story here)". she was reasonably concerned lol and one of my friends, when she was little, kept asking her mom what happens when/after you die and at first her mom tried telling her about going to heaven but she wouldn't accept that answer and kept asking what actually happens to the body and stuff and eventually the mom started explaining what actually happens to the body itself and, i think with funerals and stuff as well, and her mom also bought her books on the human body that could better explain and she apparently loved them and loved learning about it. her mom did say that it was a bit embarrassing when they were in public and she would have to answer her very young and curious daughters questions about death and such

[@Jess-3]

My younger sisters called Father Christmas, Farmer Christmas and Nan-nas and my younger brother used to call this hipp pasta meal ‘pasta my favourite’ and that one stuck for years😂

[@suemueller4789]

I call my bra "boob jail" 😂

[@KiboSanti]

Booby trap 😂

[@samjensen392]

I’m guessing that ‘poop light’ came about because the switch for the light and the fan are typically on the same panel and look identical

[@wilsonamyc]

The comment about the books coming to life reminded me of the movie The Pagemaster from the 90's.

[@hwalleluja]

oh!! on the fizzy feet one, in swedish (or at least where i live) we call that having "sockerdricka" which directly translates to sugar soda and like yes

[@Lord_frosted]

“I had a mind thought”-Shaaba 😂 🫶🏻💖

[@brynclements3753]

Amazing video as always. I forget the days that you post (ADHD brain), and get so excited when I see your video pop up on my phone. Also, I'm absolutely obsessed with your latest song 'Magic 8 Ball'. Your voice has an ethereal enchanting sound that gives me goosebumps every time I listen to it. The lyrics hit my soul as well. Thank you for sharing your talent and magic with the world.

[@Vince-io6or]

Watched your video at the gym while working out 😂 great video as always My brother calls the inside of his leg the knee pit lol

[@cainherrera643]

When I was a kid, my mom would call the sleep in the eye "Eye Crusties". I still call them that to this day--- I am 27 now.

[@pamelaulrich3928]

With the heading being “Kids-cute or creepy,” I thought these were going to be arguments about whether children were cute or creepy!

[@orionspero560]

If there's a whole inquistic thing coming from the french of differentiating shops which sell objects from places that provide services like restaurants. So you wouldn't call it a doctor's shop o a lawyer's shop. Both the rotisserie and the restaurant are making the same implication about food.

[@ameliab324]

One of my aunties used to shorten the word for a seed shell in our native language, so that it sounded cute to her parents and older siblings and now her siblings, so my dad, my uncle and my other aunt use this word as her nickname, and it's like her other name now that everyone uses without thinking about its origin.

[@aimemaggie]

ON the store sufix one, in french there's a word for every type of store with the same sufix

[@samanthavanostran5144]

My kid at 3 would call butterflies "fluff flies"

[@somethinunameit637]

They aren't babies, but my 14y/o family member asked grandma why there was a sewing kit on the dessert table at Christmas. It was a butter buiscuit tin. Now, sewing tools are my favorite store bought cookies 🍪

[@antonjoksu6689]

In finland we actually call tattoos stamps as well! Like stamps with ink, not like the ones you put on an envelope lol

[@HighAsHeckPriestess]

This video is killing me with baby fever😂😂😂😭😭😭😭i hope I get to be a mom someday, cuz kids are so neat🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@spaceorc1397]

I called the area behind my knees my knee pit. I didnt know ditch was a term until my mid twenties

[@adrienstarfaer]

When I was a kid, I declared the spaces between my legs and my groin my leg pits

[@crissyd4975]

Have you ever seen Pagemaster ? 💖 It's a cute movie about books coming to life and going on adventures with a kid 💖

[@TheGundamGirl17]

I don't have kids, but I'm always fascinated by how my friends' kids react to my tattoos. (Particularly those whose parents don't have tattoos.) I'm currently nannying a 2 year old, and she can't read but she can 'recognize' letters. When she saw one of my tattoos had words, she got very excited and said "A B C D!" So now that's what she calls that tattoo. She asks to see it sometimes (by tugging on my shirt and saying A B C D)

[@twinning1944]

I will be adopting “dream crumbs” for sleep. Sadly my kids call them eye bogeys which just isn’t cute at all