11 Things That Kids Are Quick to Point Out About Mommy
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Being a mom is not for the faint of heart, especially when your little one is amazingly perceptive and insists on pointing out every little detail about your appearance or attitude. From bad skin to bad smells to bad words, here are just a few of the things that kiddos will always bring up about their mama. Source: Flickr user Nathan Jongewaard
When You Have a Pimple
Getting zits as an adult is no fun, but leave it to your child to point out the pimple that has popped up on your cheek (the one you worked extrahard to cover up with concealer). Source: Flickr user S. Forester
When You Fart
Most mamas like to be discreet at passing gas, but it's hard to be discreet when you've got a tot yelling, "Mom! Did you fart?" Source: Flickr user Ludovic Bertron
When You Say the Wrong Thing
Be it a swear, a potty word, or something that you've told your child not to say, the minute you say something off-putting, you'll be reminded that little ears are always listening. Source: Flickr user Melissa Wiese
When You Nod Off
Ever fallen asleep while your children play around you? You won't get too far as the "Mom, are you sleeping?" usually starts just as soon as you nod off. Source: Flickr user Jacob Bøtter
When You Have Bad Breath
Kids are more than happy to remind you that you haven't had a chance to brush after your morning coffee. Source: Flickr user Tim Pierce
When You Have Gray Hair
You know how I know when it's time to get my roots touched up? My child tells me my "shiny white hairs" are back. Source: Flickr user manwithface
When You Drive a Different Way
You might think your kids are not paying much attention to the roads you take on a daily basis, until you change it up and they suddenly are asking questions about why you're not taking the normal route. Source: Flickr user MIKI Yoshihito
When You Have Body Odor
Mama not smelling so fresh after a Summer's day at the park (hey, it happens) is usually no biggie, but once your child has learned the term "BO," it's game over. Source: Flickr user Steven Depolo
When You Have Bruises and Scrapes
"Mom, what happened?" or "Ew, gross." Source: Flickr user Daniel Paquet
Anything About Your Teeth
Kids love to ask why Mommy's teeth are so yellow or crooked — and if you're doing braces as an adult, then brace yourself for the remarks pointing at your teeth. Source: Flickr user Charles Williams
When You Look Beautiful
It's not all doom and gloom; kids are prompt to tell you when you look beautiful too. And nothing is better than changing from your standard mom uniform and hearing, "Mom, you look so beautiful." Source: Flickr user Jim Larrison