Erin Molan reveals her daughter Eliza, two, has learned the F-WORD… as she shares an embarrassing run-in with a woman at the toddler’s play group
Her daughter Eliza just recently hit the terrible twos.
And on Tuesday, Channel Nine sports reporter Erin Molan revealed her adorable toddler has picked up a very unfortunate new word.
In a column penned for Essential Baby, the 37-year-old explained that she was left mortified after a woman at Eliza’s play group pulled her aside to tell her that Eliza had shouted ‘F**k!’ while singing Let It Go from Disney’s Frozen.
‘Don’t say that!’ Erin Molan, 37, has revealed her daughter Eliza, two, (pictured) has learned the F-WORD, while sharing a very embarrassing run-in with a woman at the toddler’s play group
Erin explained that Eliza had learned the word after recently overhearing her mother swearing loudly while accidentally stubbing her toe.
‘At first, I tried the ‘No Eliza. Don’t say that – naughty word’, to which she would just get louder and louder. Then I started laughing hysterically,’ Erin lamented.
‘It’s now a favourite when we FaceTime the grandparents,’ Erin continued.
Unfortunate: Erin explained that Eliza had learned the word after recently overhearing her mother swearing loudly while accidentally stubbing her toe
When I put her in her car seat, when I tell her we have to wash her hair and when she asks for a kinder surprise at the corner store (and I say no!)’ she added.
Since neither she nor her fiancé Sean Ogilvy have been able to talk to Eliza about it without bursting into laughter, the couple have decided to simply ‘ignore it’ and hope that Eliza will get bored and stop using the profanity.
Last month, Erin announced that Eliza had inspired an exciting new business venture for her after she revealed she was launching a ‘game-changing’ new line of button-down baby singlets.
Fingers crossed! Since neither she nor her fiancé Sean Ogilvy (pictured) have been able to talk to Eliza about it without bursting into laughter, the couple have decided to simply ‘ignore it’
Speaking to TV Week in May, Erin admitted ‘it’s bloody hard’ parenting a child.
‘You’re allowed to struggle and still know how blessed you are,’ she told the publication.
‘It’s the greatest thing you will ever do, but it can also be brutal in the early days,’ Erin continued.
‘You’re allowed to struggle’: Speaking to TV Week in May, Erin admitted ‘it’s bloody hard’ parenting a child