New photo Swearing toddlers causing shock at nurseries with their regular use of the F-word

CHILDREN as young as two are swearing in nursery with regular use of the word “f***”.

More than one in ten nursery workers say they often hear expletives from angry kids.

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Many toddlers are regularly swearing while at nursery[/caption]

Parents are fearful their cursing offspring may be kicked out.

One mum posted online of her son, two: “Staff said there have been a few instances where he’s said the F-word.

“It’s when he’s angry or doesn’t want to do something.”

Another said her three-year-old son ran around in the playground shouting “f*** it” three times.

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More than one in ten nursery workers often hear expletives from angry kids[/caption]

She went on: “We have been watching what we say at home but he already knows the words now.”

A survey of 1,125 nursery staff revealed 12 per cent regularly hear children swear.

Sue Learner, editor of daynurseries.co.uk, which carried out the poll, said: “Swearing seems to have become more socially acceptable, and if young children do not hear it at home, they can hear it in pop songs or on YouTube.

“However, it is still shocking to hear profanities from a young child.”

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Kids are hearing more expletives than ever as swearing appears to have become more accessible[/caption]

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In July, a Plymouth nursery shut after inspectors found kids swearing.

John Warren, a childcare worker for 30-plus years, said kids hear more expletives than ever.

But he added: “Don’t be so quick to jump on the child who says ‘poo, fart and bum’.”

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