Children have very funny occurrences. They are spontaneous, imaginative and not afraid of ridicule. They say things naturally, but many times we forget those special moments, so a good idea is collect children's famous phrases In a notebook or diary.
When they begin to speak they give us their words in half language and gradually they express, in their own way, their particular understanding of the world around them.
I have not done it and today I regret not having kept some phrases of my older daughters, although now they entered a phase of “very logical” approaches that deserve to be documented, and I am still on time with the first sentences of the youngest .
Some memory like that time when bathing my oldest daughter looks at me and says: "Mom, that no one removes the plug from the sea, but all the fish will die" and a very funny conversation between my two oldest daughters. The median with 3 years at the time asks: "Why don't we see God?", and the major responds "Because it hides very well like our turtle".
Surely you have famous phrases of your children, reasoning or anecdotes that deserve to be immortalized in the memory. When they are older it will be very nice to remember these occurrences with them.
There are diaries and special notebooks to store those treasures, but with a little imagination you can also make one yourself at home.
I recommend you always have it on hand to register “ipso facto” children's famous phrases. Do you remember any?
