It's the new number one reason for a toddler to
go to the bathroom.
I'll let you say bad words,
but only in the bathroom.
So get them out now and the second the door
closed.
Gianna Ambrose's mom knew she had a problem when her
two year old spouted the words to Olivia Rodrigo's song
Vampire.
Actually, we can't play the bad words,
but little Gianna, she took a big liking to that
song,
and one day we were driving in the car and
she just said the whole thing.
So Mom tried the bathroom technique she'd seen online.
Are you saying them, huh?
Get them out.
Stinkin was her favorite. She said it three times.
Did you get them all out?
She softly mouthed and everyday barnyard profanity.
And finally.
She dropped a nearly inaudible F ball.
You're a 2 year old kid.
Where do you hear bad words?
I I, I go in the bathroom and say them.
Her mom says she's trying to take the seductive,
forbidden, exciting feel out of swearing,
and it sort of feels like it's working.
She's asked to go back in the bathroom twice since
that.
She treated her first time cussing in the bathroom like
a video blog.
As for her favorite word?
Turns out Gianna picked that up from her mom's fiance,
saying it to their cat when he bites.
When it comes to stinking,
Gianna swears by it. Ginny Moss,
CNN, you're stinking Princess New York.