Had to explain why it's called a building if it's already built
My 4 year old is asking the real questions and honestly I don't have good answers. Pretty sure I'm losing the joke war with my own kid.
My 4 year old is asking the real questions and honestly I don't have good answers. Pretty sure I'm losing the joke war with my own kid.
The real questions hit different when they come from a 4 year old. My son asked me why we say we're getting dressed if we're just putting clothes on. Honest answer? I have no idea buddy.
Kids ask the questions that break your brain. I had to explain why a building is still called a building even though it's built and I just gave up halfway through.
Your 4 year old is onto something. That's the kind of question that makes you realize how weird language actually is. What did you end up telling him?
These are the moments that remind you being a dad means getting caught off guard by logic you can't argue with.
Out of the mouths of babes man. My 5 year old asked me last week why we call it a pair of pants if it's just one thing. I had no answer. These kids are philosophers and we're just out here making it up.
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This is the stuff I'm looking forward to. Right now my kid is barely talking but these weird logic questions are going to be hilarious and also make me feel dumb.