A toddler who repeatedly said one word made the conversation between the child and their father a nonstop laugh riot. The youngster apparently has a favorite word, and if you watch the clip, you just might be able to figure out the word. Watch the short but hilarious video to listen to the conversation.

As children grow, there are developmental milestones. There’s the moment when they learn to crawl, roll over, sit up and eat solid food (which sounds an awful lot like a dog). The moments when a child takes their first step unassisted, says their first word and becomes potty trained are also noteworthy. No parent wants to miss any of those special occasions because those moments are gone forever if they aren’t witnessed in person. 

Many parents understand that there is also a weird period when children are young and become extremely defiant. Perhaps, even as little ones, they are trying to assert themselves and test boundaries, wanting to see how much they can get away with. Or maybe they just get stuck on the word “no” and don’t even realize what they are doing.

A clip posted on social media shows a child who loves the word “no” and says it nearly every time anyone says something to him. It doesn’t matter if it’s a question or not; “no” was more than likely going to be the child’s response. The child’s father, understanding what the youngster’s likely answers would be, had a little fun and carried on a hysterical conversation with the child.

Dad asked the child a series of questions, such as “Are you going to live here? Are you quitting your job?” and “Where are you going to live?”

The video is quite cute and hilarious; viewers can even hear a woman off-camera laughing at the younger’s continued and repeated negative responses to every question Dad poses.

Ephesians 6:4 “And, you fathers, do not make your children angry: but give them training in the teaching and fear of the Lord.”