Parents Are Sharing The Creepiest Things Their Kids Have Told Them

My mom died 5 yrs before my kids were born but when they were old enough to talk they told me how she sat on their bed at night and told them stories of me as a child and her nickname for me. Everything they said was true 😳

— formerGOPmom (@FormerGOP_Mom) February 19, 2021

My niece, Lisa passed away at 13 mos old she was 2 mos older than my daughter. When my daughter was about 3 we were looking through pictures when she pointed to my nieces picture and said “that’s my friend, baby Lisa. She plays with me in the sand box. She lives far far away”

— Pro-choice Jeanne Mask and Vaxx 😷💉Texas Sux (@jeamar914) February 19, 2021

My son, almost 3, was sitting in his bath, staring off into space. I jokingly asked, "Whatcha thinking about?"
He: "Oh, before."
Me: "Before? Before what?"
"Before I came here."
"Really? Tell me about it."
"I wish I could, but we're not allowed to."
He's now an amazing adult

— Carol Manning (@bunny_manning) January 29, 2018

I was 15 when my Grandfather passed. My parents were at the hospital & I was at home asleep. I heard my Grandfather call my name & he was in my bedroom. He put the stuffed dog he won for me on my bed and said, "See ya, my girl..."

— Shao Trommashere(They/She)🏳️‍🌈❤💌 (@MedicTrommasher) February 19, 2021

When my son was 5 we took a trip to Gettysburg. He kept correcting the the tour guide. I asked him how he knew this information. He said the man in the uniform was telling him. His information was correct. It was more precise then the tour guides information!

— Lorraine (@LeinLorraine) February 19, 2021

my dad passed in the 87 my daughter was born in 93...

at 1 1/2 she was jumping in my mom's bed...my mom and I was singing the monkey song...

then baby girl stopped cold...sat down on the bed

"Grand-daddy said no jumping in the bed"...

my dad never let us jump in the bed

— Bring Equal Justice Adequately BEJA... ⚖🎭💡 (@say_I_do) February 19, 2021

My mother tells me that when I was 4, I came into the kitchen and told her that her uncle was dead and that he said goodbye. She was upset and told me not to say such things. Moments later, the phone rang and the person calling told her that her uncle had just died.🤷🏽‍♀️

— Rainbow Johnson Johnson (@Hayley_DrPH) February 19, 2021

When my daughter was about 3, she said to me "I remember when I was alive before. I was at the beach with my Dad and I fell on the rocks and banged my head, then I floated up to the sky and daddy couldn't catch me" *shivers*

— chante (@chantelibra) February 19, 2021

My mom died 5 yrs before my kids were born but when they were old enough to talk they told me how she sat on their bed at night and told them stories of me as a child and her nickname for me. Everything they said was true 😳

— formerGOPmom (@FormerGOP_Mom) February 19, 2021

Years ago, when I threw open my curtains one morning, I got stuck in a past life memory of me—much taller with dark brown hair—worried sick for someone. My then 5 y/o kept pulling on me until I came out of it and said, “mommy, you went backwards.”

— 🎤✍🏻♍️✊🏻Clarissa 🗽🇺🇸🌊😷💉💉💉 (@ClarissaMusic) February 19, 2021

When my son was about 4, I served lemon meringue pie for the 1st time. When I told him what it was, he said "oh that's Grampy's favorite."
He was right.
He was named for my father, who died 7 yrs before he was born.
He said Grampy told him so. 😳

— Mel Persists (@MelisCattish) February 19, 2021

I travel for work a lot. My son likes to see my hotel room via FaceTime. One night when he was 4 he asks me ‘who is the little boy in your room, mommy?’ I asked him what he meant. He said there was a little boy standing right behind me.

— Sheena Bond (@Kalitris) February 2, 2018

My nephew was 3. I walked in the room & he was in a conversation. I asked who he was talking to. He said Gramma. He told me very specific things👀

He said “gramma says bye.” I said “gramma left?” He said “Gramma said U wouldn’t believe I was talking to her bc you’re not a kid”

— Vanilla Cupcake (@dkb1355) February 19, 2021

My youngest went on about “her other mother” from age 2 to 5.
The stories she told haunt me to this day.

— Woman In The Moon (@SassyKadiK) February 19, 2021

while tucking in my son he casually told me he lived a life a long time ago where his name was Gerald and he had a brother Cole who was also his business partner and they died together in a car crash so plz join me in not sleeping at all tonight lol

— Valerie (@ValeeGrrl) December 28, 2018

When my daughter was around 3 she told me "the last time I was here I was a boy". Very calmly and dug into some french toast. 30 years later I'm still stunned. True story.

— Candie-O (@CandieDeLong) February 19, 2021

Sitting alone on a swing chair by a lake, at a place that deeply connected me & grandma -tho I didn't know this until she'd been gone 2 years.
I mused out loud that I wished she could share that moment with me...then suddenly the swing settled hard and I could smell her cigs. 🥰

— Barb🍀half feisty Irish, ALL stubborn🍀 (@UpNorthOpinions) February 19, 2021

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My 6yo does this often. She told my wife and I at dinner one night "I used to watch over you and mommy when you were little."

Another time she told us she met her brother, who died 4 years before she was born.

— Doug Judy's Velvet Blazer (@PapiEsq76) February 19, 2021

Because of this thread - my best friends son came home from chemotherapy (age 4) and all of us were in the living room and he was playing by himself when all of the sudden he announced "I'm going to a place that mommy can't go" and ten months later he had passed on to that place.

— JohnPhilipLukeGurnee (@meercatjohn) February 19, 2021

My terminally ill husband passed away in our bedroom. About 5 years later, at the age of 18 mos my grandson sat on my bed, all of a sudden he started laughing, smiling and waving to the area where the hospital bed had been, the area was empty.

— Lady Di (@ladydiane2017) February 19, 2021

My friend told me a story of the 5 yo whose family moved into my childhood home. He had an imaginary friend named Eddie who was 3. I have a great uncle who died in that house aged 3. His name was Edward.

— Thee KAREN (@karenh7463) February 19, 2021

My grandson at 4 while skipping rocks on the river said to me, When I lived before I was really good at this. He also said his wife was Mary and she was A Lovely Lady.

— Linda R (@LindaRo83599737) February 19, 2021

Right after my oldest was born I walked into the nursery, he and the nursery smelled like my fathers cologne. My dad died 10 months before he was born. My son has smelled that cologne after as well, now he wears it, took a liking to it.

— Sabrina Zombie (@NumbZombieMom) February 19, 2021

My now adult son had multiple imaginary friends. Ones name was Bump. One day when I was in the shower he shouted into the bathroom "mommy Bump watches you when you are in the shower."

— 🍷Katie the embittered🍷 (@femcelwells) February 19, 2021

That’s sooo funny. You just made me remember my now 19 yo came home from K and announced her teacher was pregnant (same, not showing, hadn’t announced)
My daughter said she knew cuz she had “joy in her voice”

— Tess (@MsTessMcGill) January 28, 2018

My mother died long before I even met my future husband... When my daughter was about 3, we were driving to run errands and she just turned to me and said, "Was I your mom?" I had thought that many times...that she was a continuation of that relationship.

— La femme de menage vert (@WillardoA54) February 20, 2021

My then 3YO son looked at me, said “I growed you up. There was a fire in the barn, I saved you. I broke my leg. I died.” and went away any played normally. When questioned later, he had no memory. I never forgot. (We lived in the suburbs, no barn ever)

— NoOne (@NoOne97293404) February 19, 2021

My daughter talked to Mr Lee and Mr Woo in her closet when she was 5. We lived in a building that was over 100 years old and in a neighborhood that was a landing place for immigrants in Chicago.

— Buckcho (@domends2014) February 19, 2021