- A cute new clip has revealed what children speak about when parents are gone
- The video shows the little ones discussing careers, parents and even boyfriends
- Child psychologist Dr Sam Wass says these conversations prepare them for the rest of their lives
Most parents have wondered what their little ones get up to when they’re not around, and this hilarious new video gives finally gives an insight.
A group of children were filmed enjoying their lunchtimes when they discussed everything from future careers to what they really think of their folks.
One little girl said she wanted to be a teacher so she can ‘boss everyone around’ but her friend suggested that she be a lunchbox instead.
Another girl said she loved her parents because they let her ‘wake them up’, while her classmate said she loves getting cuddles from them.
Child psychologist Dr Sam Wass revealed that the conversations children have over lunch are preparing them for the rest of their lives.
A cute new clip has revealed what children speak about when their parents are gone
One girl said: ‘I want to be a policeman because I want to defeat bad guys.’
While her classmate said she wanted to be a doctor so she can ‘fix people’ and another is planning to be a horse-rider, but ‘doesn’t really know what they do’.
After one of the girls said she wanted to be a teacher so she could be bossy, her male classmate suggested a more unique career.
He said: ‘You can be a lunchbox.’
The group discussed their future careers, their parents and even secret boyfriends
Talk then turned to what the children thought of their parents, with one girl saying she liked to wake her parents up.
Another child was a little more kind about her parents, saying: ‘I love my parents because they cuddle me all the time.’
Some of the conversations were a little more surprising, with one little girl bragging that she had a boyfriend – but the relationship wasn’t going well. She said: ‘I have a boyfriend and I see him at the park. Every time I see him he hides from me.’
The makers of Hartley’s Jelly Pots have created a web series called Little Ones Who Lunch revealing what children talk about at lunchtime.
One girl wanted to a policeman so she could catch ‘bad guys’ while another wanted to be a teacher so she could be bossy
One cheeky little boy told the girl who wanted to be a teacher to be a ‘lunchbox’ instead
The little girl who had a boyfriend said he tries to hide from her when she sees him at the park