Taking care of kids all day long really takes it out of you. That’s why, many times after we finally get all of our little ones tucked into their beds, we like to plop down on the couch, flip on the TV and totally veg out.
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Welcome to another installment of Kid Joke Korner, where the punch lines are plentiful and the spelling is krazy kute!
Because joking around with your kids is seriously good for their development, we like to crack wise with our kiddos all the time.
Each Kid Joke Korner features a real joke set-up that one of our children made up, along with our family’s guesses as to what the punch line might be. See if you can figure out how each joke really ends – or share your own punch line ideas in the comments!
So without further ado, here’s today’s Kid Joke Korner kid joke, “A Toy Story,” as told by Our Four-Year-Old Son:
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Welcome to another installment of Kid Joke Korner, where the punch lines are plentiful and the spelling is krazy kute!
Because joking around with your kids is seriously good for their development, we like to crack wise with our kiddos all the time.
Each Kid Joke Korner features a real joke set-up that one of our children made up, along with our family’s guesses as to what the punch line might be. See if you can figure out how each joke really ends – or share your own punch line ideas in the comments!
So without further ado, here’s today’s Kid Joke Korner kid joke, “The Perplexed Pigeon,” as told by Our Three-Year-Old Son:
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Welcome to another installment of Kid Joke Korner, where the punch lines are plentiful and the spelling is krazy kute!
Because joking around with your kids is seriously good for their development, we like to crack wise with our kiddos all the time.
Each Kid Joke Korner features a real joke set-up that one of our children made up, along with our family’s guesses as to what the punch line might be. See if you can figure out how each joke really ends – or share your own punch line ideas in the comments!
So without further ado, here’s today’s Kid Joke Korner kid joke, “The Bouncing Bee,” as told by Our Five-Year-Old Daughter:
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Welcome to another installment of Kid Joke Korner, where the punch lines are plentiful and the spelling is krazy kute!
Because joking around with your kids is seriously good for their development, we like to crack wise with our kiddos all the time.
Each Kid Joke Korner features a real joke set-up that one of our children made up, along with our family’s guesses as to what the punch line might be. See if you can figure out how each joke really ends – or share your own punch line ideas in the comments!
So without further ado, here’s today’s Kid Joke Korner kid joke, “Dueling Pianos,” as told by Our Three-Year-Old Son:
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Welcome to Kid Joke Korner, where the punch lines are plentiful and the spelling is krazy kute!
Because joking around with your kids is seriously good for their development, we like to crack wise with our kiddos all the time.
Each Kid Joke Korner features a real joke set-up that one of our children made up, along with our family’s guesses as to what the punch line might be. See if you can figure out how each joke really ends – or share your own punch line ideas in the comments!
So without further ado, here’s today’s Kid Joke Korner kid joke, “A Crumby Conversation,” as told by Our Five-Year-Old Daughter:
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If you’ve ever read our blog, bought our highly rated parenting book, or spoken to us for at least thirty seconds straight, you know that the Doctor and the Dad like to crack us some jokes.
Ask our kids about it, and they’ll tell you the exact same thing. (Except for the nonverbal three-month-old, who’ll audibly fill her diaper instead.)
In our newest article for the PBS Parents website, we’ll show you why joking around with your kids is such a seriously good idea.
Spoiler alert: it’s because it can benefit nearly every aspect of their development.
Continue reading D+D on PBS: Why your family should be funny