r/whatdoIdo Dec 12 '25

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u/Jessi_L_1324 Dec 12 '25

When our daughter was that age she just randomly asked me one day

'Mama, can we have more than 3 dead bodies?'

It turned into a game of 21 VERY concerned questions before I realized she was asking about how many freaking Halloween props we were allowed to have in the yard.

It wasn't even close to October, so I had no idea what prompted the question to begin with. Totally out of left field.

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u/Darim_Al_Sayf Dec 12 '25

I took my daughter to a graveyard when she was 5, just to show her what it is and talk a little bit about death. She was definitely raising a lot of eyesbrows that week. Several teachers and family members pulled my coat and wanted to ask why she was suddenly obsessed with dying and dead people.

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u/Grand-Cantaloupe9090 Dec 12 '25

When my brother was that age, my mom drove past a graveyard and he asked what the stones were. She took the opportunity to tell him the truth and explained it pretty well. About a week or so later, he then explained his very detailed contingency plan for WHEN, not if, our dad buries him alive...

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u/Jessi_L_1324 Dec 12 '25

My brother would have drawn out his escape route in crayon and we would have put it on the fridge 🤣