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When he was three my son said a few spooky things the standouts are: "Something is coming...something is here" He said this when just he and I were in the room. He said he could see "it" up in the corner of the room near the ceiling. "I really don't like the little gray people" <-----These little gray people? I don't know. When I inquired he did not offer anything further. |
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No imaginary friends but my nephew once told me he couldn't wait to kill someone. He was 6 or 7 at the time. Am I the only one that is by this. That is a scary thing for a 6-7 yo to say.Meh. Kids repeat stuff they hear or see in movies, etc. without having any idea of what such things mean. A one-time incident is probably nothing to worry about. If it keeps occurring, then you'd best do some investigating and sit down and have a long talk with Kiddo. |
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When he was three my son said a few spooky things the standouts are: "Something is coming...something is here" He said this when just he and I were in the room. He said he could see "it" up in the corner of the room near the ceiling. "I really don't like the little gray people" <-----These little gray people? I don't know. When I inquired he did not offer anything further. SIlence must fall when the question is asked |
| When my son was 9 he needed a fairly minor operation and like any kid was really dreading the day it was going to happen. On the day before the surgery I could plainly hear him having a one sided conversation with someone. When my wife went to see who he was talking to, I heard him say, You made him go away. My wife asked made who go away? He said Grandpa Gordon. Gordon was my wife's father who passed away about 2 years before. He was not medicated in any way. He didn't seem as nervous about it after this. |
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My friend's son is three and we taught him a joke. My friend will ask him questions and the boy will answer. The joke is: Friend: what does the dog say? Son: woof! Friend: what does the cow say? Son: moo! Friend: and what does the HOUSE say? Son: (in creepy whisper voice) GEEEEEEEEET OUUUUUUUUUUUT. What makes it great is the kid sells it so well. I imagine my friend will be answering questions from CPS at some point... 
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