A BuzzFeed roundup collects 27 Reddit anecdotes about children’s blunt remarks to adults: one child at a wedding said her own dress was better, while a three-year-old asked a man, “Why are you ugly?” The submissions were edited for length and clarity.
One contributor, an after-school worker, said a second grader apologized for her baby’s death after she told students she had miscarried. Another recalled a nine-year-old stepdaughter saying he was a good dad but not the best boyfriend.
