David Campbell has always loved to swear and now he’s decided to let his seven-year-old son, Leo, swear too.
Writing for Stellar on the weekend, Campbell admitted he’s a swearer, he likes the emotional release and the naughtiness of swearing.
He made the decision to let his oldest son swear, after Leo busted him dropping the s-bomb on stage.
“So when I swore onstage at a function for a friend’s birthday, in context, in front of my seven-year-old, I had been exposed,” he wrote.
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I didn't want my kids swearing at such a young age, so I've told them that they can start saying 'shit' in front of me at 12 and f*ck at 15. I told them that that I don't really have a problem with swearing but a lot of people do, particularly from young kids.
They seem to have happily accepted that it's a future right for them and still tell me off when I swear in their presence.
i dont see a problem with school aged kids swearing as long as its not the c word and its in the right context .. which is where parents educate the kid on where, when, how, etc ...