Postman shocked as kid, 3, answers door and gives WAY too much information about what her mum is doing

THIS is the hilarious moment a little girl gives a postman a little TOO much information about what her mum is up to as a parcel is delivered.

Ring Cam footage shows the postman, who has not been named, dropping off the post and a parcel.

He tells two unseen kids, a girl aged 3 and her brother aged 4, to stand back from behind the door so he can safely put the post through the letterbox.

When he indicates he also has a package for their mother, he asks: “Where’s mummy?”

The girl then replies that her mum is “upstairs having a poo.”

The postie, without skipping a beat, but seemingly going red in the face, replies: “Oh. Tell her there’s a parcel in the cupboard,” before continuing his round.

And full-time mum Lauren Chloe Edney, 24, from Chertsey in Runnymede, Surrey, said while she was proud of having taught her kids not to tell lies, she also added the caveat that what happens in the bathroom, stays in the bathroom.

Lauren said: “I have two children, the first one heard on the video is my son James who is 4 years old and the one with the punchline at the end of the video was my daughter Emily who is 3 years old.”

She added: “It was a true statement, I was upstairs using the toilet.”

Lauren said that the front door had been locked and that “just for clarification”, “the children were both safe at all times”.

She said that people who had seen the footage online found it hilarious, with most people laughing and tagging others to view it.

She said: “I would say most people understood what was going on and found it comical, but I had quite a few comments from other posties too saying they’ve definitely seen and heard worse but this one was a classic.”

Lauren, a mechanic by trade but is currently a full-time mum, said that she had been watching “the doorbell live as all of this was going on”.

She added: “Although I pride myself in the honesty of my children and have clearly done a great job teaching them not to lie, I have now taught them that bathroom ‘functions’ stay in the bathroom.”

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