What does that sign tell us to do?
How do you 'smell' (spell) spanking?
Are there people at that hospital?
Are there lots of people at the hospital?
How did they get their owies?
Did they fall down in their car?
Was Emma born there?
How did she get here?
Was she in your belly?
Where did she come out of? (Yup, he really did ask :))
Where is the airport?
What does south of here mean?
Are we going to go on the highway to get there?
Is the airplane going to go fast?
What are we getting gas for?
What did you turn it (the car) off for?
Whose going to be there?
What's that door for?
Where does it go?
Is that a church?
What does my clock say?
What does Emma's clock say?
What does your clock say?
Where is that trash truck going? (Every car is a "trash truck.")
Where are we going after my nap?
Is it still March?
What comes after 49? 99? 101? etc (even though he knows what comes next)
Is that an adult beverage?
Is Emma an adult?
What's that girl's name? The girl in your phone. (Siri)
And every one of these questions starts with, "hey mamay"
1 comment:
I feel your pain! And Kellen asked how babies come out of a mama's belly too. My answer of--God helps them out when it's time--didn't do the trick. We had an age appropriate anatomy lesson that day. Haha! If we could just have one day without questions. :)
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