haha thats a stinker

I hope you and your husband aren't using these words in front of your kids... wow.

Wow, where do all of you judgmental jackasses get off telling him he's a terrible parent? You should teach them why its socially disadvantageous, not morally wrong, to say certain words when you feel like it. And, chances are, they learnt it in school.

You should have washed their mouth out with soap.

Wow... When I was 7, the worst swear that I knew was "stupid". I even got put into detention because I told some other kids that my teacher was stupid, and was ratted out. I learned the real swears later on, but I would never scream them out like those kids. This is definitely the combined fault of the kids, the parents and the school, because normal kids don't speak like that at that age. Just wow...

Bloody hell, if I spoke like that as a child, my mom would have hospitalised me! I still don't talk like that around her now and I'm 20!

How do they even know those words? Through you or through mass media? I damn well hope you at least scolded them or something, surely you made sure to tell them off? If not, well, they're never gone learn and then it will be your fault *shrugs* FYL and YDI.

Wow. Your children are made of pure win. Anyway, they either get that from other children who hear it from their parents, other adults, or you. It's their environment.

HA!!! I bet they heard it from mommy and daddy... You know, kids are really impressionable and they are like sponges, blah blah blah. But seriously--they love to repeat things that older people say so they sound more 'grown-up'. If that's what they were trying for, then I would tell them: FAIL. But if they heard you yell that at your husband/boyfriend/secret lover, then have him scream back at you, then YDI. But I did recently hear a 4-year-old call her dad a stupid f*cker, so you're not alone.

not necessarily ydi. it could've been other factors