"You always spoke about your children."

Translation: Vi ĉiam parolis pri viaj infanoj.

[Interrobang3]

I think we all know somebody like this.

[mizinamo]

I've heard that "the good thing about babies is that they don't go around showing everyone pictures of their grandparents".

[hellomidnight]

One of the options I got was:

<pre>Vi ĉiam parolis pri viaj araneoj. </pre>

O.O

[FredCapp]

Yes, we know that your Lisa has done wonderful things.

Ĉu vi povas silenti nun?

[Chaypeta]

In my house 'hundoj' would also be correct.

[FredCapp]

Ankaŭ en la bopatrina domo.

[AlcoholicJ]

Why not geknaboj? Even if it means kids instead of children, wouldn't it still work?

[P_Azul]

Because you don't know whether they are "ge-". They may be of only one gender.

[dolinod]

Would idoj instead of infanoj work?

[P_Azul]

It probably would, but it's not really the same thing. Infanoj are little ones, whereas idoj are offspring. Talking about you infanoj you talk about how cute they are and what they did. Idoj on the other hand can long since be adults.

[TomDouglas9]

Can "children" also be expressed as "geinfanoj"?

[FredCapp]

Yes, but gefiloj or just infanoj is more common.

[onewhohopes]

would diris work over here?

[FredCapp]

Not really. Per my understanding, Paroli suggests that there has been an ongoing topic of conversation. Diri implies a short comment, possibly with a few topics covered. One could use diradi to say that the speaker kept making remarks over a period of time, but I find that … inappropriate for this sentence.
Now I suppose that someone will come and counter me.