I found this old post and this photo from 2006.BAD WORD
My son, Dane, came home from kindergarten and told me his classmate Nadia got in trouble at school. She’d said the "S-H-" word.
Nadia's from Romania and she’s a little older than her classmates. She’s also a bit rough-and-tumble, but harmless enough. I asked him what kind of trouble she got in and he said she had to run a lap.
Aubrey, my younger child, yelled from the other room, "What's the S-H- word?"
I sighed and leaned forward on my chair, trying to come up with some quick teaching points as Aubrey made her way to the room.
I knew full well they’d heard me say it before, but when Aubrey showed up, I started out carefully: "Well… it's a word people say that shows their frustration -- only it's just adults who use it, and they try not to use it very often. And,” I said, looking at each of them deliberately, “kids aren’t supposed to use it at all."
Pause. Calm response. "It's SHIT."
"Shit?" Dane asked. "She said SHUT UP. . ."
