The problem of children, would you answer?
@chocalate2010 (252)
China
January 27, 2010 4:35am CST
The children asked basic questions about some of outer space and human body struture, parents often diffcult to answer. as follows:
Where do babies come from?
Why is the sky blue?
How is electricity made?
Where does the wind come from?
How big is the world?
Is God real?
What is time?
Where does water come from?
The problem of children, would you answer? how do you answer? share other questions.
7 responses
@mlno054321 (212)
• Philippines
28 Jan 10
im going to explain to the babies all of her questions in a proper way. by telling to him not too much specifically . im gonna tell her in a story telling for that the babies become enjoy when i asked his/her questions.
@Sillychick (3275)
• United States
27 Jan 10
How to answer questions like these depends on the age of the child, and their ability to understand the answers. It is okay to say 'I don't know' when asked, and that creates a wonderful learning opportunity for both the child and the adult. If I was asked a question for which I did not know the answer, I would say 'I don't know, but let's go see if we can find out.' I would research the answer with the child, which will not only help find an answer to the question, but show the child a few other things: that adults don't have all the answers, that it's okay to not know something, how to find answers on their own, and to encourage their thirst for knowledge.
I would never say don't ask or I don't know and then leave it at that. Doing that would discourage the child from asking questions, and make him not bother asking next time.
@shirley183 (252)
• China
28 Jan 10
Well,I have no my own kid now,but I have some nephew.I love them,I kown kids alway be curiouse,they may ask u some weird question that you never expect.So sometimes I would told them truly.And I would be lie when the question's truth would let them been bad.
@machivado (528)
• Indonesia
28 Jan 10
I would answer in kids style, but I would tell them that I may be lying, except for God existence. I would give the answer "God exists, you'd better believe it."
@cookiebaker (330)
• India
27 Jan 10
i find the questions of children fascinating. i dont understand why some adults think its all stupid questions and answering them is a waste of time. the children are very curious and as we answer them, we are also performing a revision of ourselves, and testing ourselves that how well can we think, how well can we bound our ideas etc
@Intra_Trader (241)
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27 Jan 10
Yes, These Questions Appears Very Often To Me... My Answers Always Are Correct, I Mean Trying To Explain To Children Exactly How Does It. But Of Course Not How For Adult,But How To Child.
