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11 Secrets Our Kids Have Shared That Will Make You Cringe. Yep, these are the types of things my sweet little imps (and yours) have.
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• 17 Parents Confess The Painfully Funny Secrets Their Kids Are Trying To Hide
• 13 Shocking Secrets Kids Have Kept From Their Parents
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This next one seems like something out of a C. Lewis book. Hastur 's daughter now has the old wardrobe from her grandmother in her room, and she has discovered that you can remove one of the wooden boards and hide things in there. I love that so much! Her daughter stashes chocolates and her diary there, and it's just adorable.

Some little toddlers are smarter than they look. They're still not smarter than their parents, though. That's actually brilliant! I need to take a pointer or two from this master of deception. I wonder if they pretended to lose these pacifiers so they could keep getting more to hide around the house. The only problem is their parent knows about it and has started to collect them from the hiding spots. Kids always think their parents can't tell when they like someone, but that's completely misguided. Aedamus 's son has a crush on a girl in the neighborhood. He's 12 and she's 15 or And he thinks it's a secret, but everyone knows.

And I mean everyone. When kids get older, they can start hiding, um, well, inappropriate substances from their parents, and that's when things can get serious. Luckily, these parents have their finger on the pulse and will definitely deal with it when the time comes. Peacegrrrl 's son thinks he's hiding a Juul from his parents in plain sight. He thinks his parents are dumb enough to believe it's a flash drive.

He's going to have another thing coming when his parents sit him down for a very serious conversation! He'll know never to try to hide alcohol again. Seems like a cool parent because they honestly seem more disturbed that their teenage son chose peach vodka. Who wants to drink peach-flavored vodka?

Only a child who doesn't know how to drink vodka, obviously. On a much more adorable, innocent note, woooohhaaa 's year-old son hides his baby blanket under his duvet at the end of his bed.

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As someone who slept with her baby blanket for a very long time, this warms my heart. Thugalo 's children love to steal and hide change whenever they find it around the house. They think they're being sneaky about it, but obviously, their parents know all about it and even add change to all their "secret" hiding spots.

How adorable is that? Maybe if they collect enough change, they will be able to buy their parents a present. That has to be why they're collecting it, right? Mynameismiek 's kids thought they were being sneaky when they bought something online, not realizing that their parents would immediately get an email notification informing them of what was just purchased it was something to do with Minecraft, don't ask me, I have no idea what it is.

I think it's pretty safe to say that those kids will never be ordering something online using their parents' account again. This one is as infuriating as it is adorable.

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ShelB00 's 1-year-old can walk, but he will only do it if he thinks no one is looking at him. If he can tell his parents can see him, he'll drop to the floor and start crying because he wants to be picked up.



That kid thinks he knows what he's doing, and that's hilarious, but I have to imagine it's extremely frustrating for parents who want to celebrate and film their kid walking and encourage him to do it more. Children younger than age 7 are not mature enough to fully understand the concept of secrets, she says. Still, secret keeping can be a challenging concept for some older kids to grasp. Children learn by making mistakes. When they do share a secret and their friend becomes upset, it is time to sit down and ask the child why they believe the friend was hurt and what they could do differently next time.

Lagges advises. Does that outweigh the negatives that might happen? While it may be fun, it could be hurtful to the other person. Parents should begin to talk about the differences between good and bad secrets. Expect them to make bad choices with secrets and learn from their mistakes, says Dr. At this age, however, parents should also focus on safety and explain that if someone has or will get hurt, the secret should always be shared with an adult.

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Conversations about empathy are essential as this is the age where children are learning who they can trust. Secret keeping is popular in preteens. Children begin to learn who spreads news throughout the classroom and who can keep information to themselves.

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Parents should engage their children in conversations about gossip and how it can be harmful. As always, safety should be emphasized. Parents need to be clear that if someone threatens to hurt themselves or others, the secret must be shared immediately with an adult. If the child is unclear if the secret is a safety issue, they should always ask and check in with an adult.