KidConvos.com Proves That No Matter the Subject, a Kid Conversation is an Entertaining Conversation

June 10, 2010 - PRLog -- Anyone with children can tell you, a child's conversation can be an endless source of pride, entertainment and embarrassment for parents. After Christopher and Eunique (Jones) Gibson began sharing stories of their own kid's conversations, Kid Convos was born.

The husband and wife team created Kid Convos to share their own stories and the idea quickly caught on. The Gibsons are celebrating their website's first anniversary and are inviting everyone to visit the website and share their own tales.

Every parent has a favorite story to tell about his or her children and now they can share those stories with the world on Kid Convos. With children, godchildren and a host of nephews and younger cousins, the Gibsons were never short of amusing conversations to share with family, friends and co-workers, some of which appear on the website. Now, the Gibsons are giving you the opportunity to share your child's stories with them.

Children have an endless curiosity that knows no bounds and they don't have the same perspective as adults. Likewise, nothing is off limits at Kid Convos. From politics, race and religion to those sensitive subjects from which everyone shies away, no topic is left untouched.

On the website, you can learn how no one is bigger than Nanny, why we're all web browsers and how George discovered America. You'll also learn how Darth Vader uses the forest and words you shouldn't say, like booyah. Even extraterrestrials have a place in everyday life, as evidenced by the following conversation. This interaction took place between two siblings after opening up a small rubbery alien toy they received from a candy machine.

Child 1: "Ewww, smell it."
Child 2: "Smells weird."
Child 1: (Pauses and eyes get real big) "Smells like a REAL ALIEN!"

You can also visit the archives and learn that it doesn't make sense to carry everything and why mommy doesn't want her little boy to have a girlfriend.

Kids can be innocently entertaining without even trying. The Gibsons believe everyone can use a little laughter in their lives and a new perspective on life. What better way than to look to a child for both?

To read more or share your own stories, go to http://www.kidconvos.com. You can also follow Kid Convos on Twitter and Facebook. To get your daily dose of Kid Convos, subscribe to the RSS feed. You can also subscribe to the newsletter and have Kid Convos delivered directly to your inbox.