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Fallen Angel

Do you see what Kaitlyn is holding in the photos below?

They are things that she took from grocery stores (which we returned afterward) back in June & August.

What’s next, you ask? Well, how about swearing?

WARNING: If this is a hollywood movie, it would be rated PG-13 because of what Kaitlyn appeared to have said in it. Cover your young children’s ears or put on some headphones before playing this video. You’ve been warned! If your kids start saying the same bad word out loud at church or at your in-laws’, don’t blame us!


What are we going to do??!

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  • http://legendofthesisouthams.blogspot.com Talon’s mommy

    Hahaha, a thief and vulgarity…what more can you ask for when she becomes a teenager? Doing early training already? Hahaha, she is so adorable. Can’t wait to “meet” (in chinese that means pinch) her cheeks! Hehehe!

  • your baby’s favorite aunt!

    hahahah. kaitlyn is so funny.
    even tho kaitlyn was shop lifting… at least she picked good stuff. I’m going to have to take her shopping with me!

    if she’s saying bad words now, she might get bored with those words and not say it as a teenager? let’s hope so…

  • http://watergeek.net Shawn Wheelock

    Hmm, maybe things might go better if you didn’t confuse her with two languages in rapid succession? I know dealing with a second language sure frustrated me!

    (actually I read that the best way to ensure a truly bilingual baby is to have one parent just speak one language to it, and the other just speak the other, and to not compromise on it, even if the kid throws tantrums about it)

  • da

    its like one of those things where people wonder where are the ‘real’ parents or that what are these parents teaching these kids now a days. i mean to make an innocent child start stealing before she can run so the parents can eat the food they want, i mean haven’t the parents heard of food stamps or WIC program-its free and legal. as for bad language, it is inexcusable to use a foreign language to teach children to curse at people in the native tongue-child services have been notified to this website, address of the residents and police have been called. but all in all, i totally understand b/c i’ve been there/done that and still having that experience

  • Karen Yee-Yee

    Oh my goodness…she’s shoplifting, cursing…what’s next? Should i start looking for her picture at the post office?