My child asking where babies come from
By silkkat
@silkkat (231)
Canada
10 responses
@wGenocidew (9)
• Portugal
4 Dec 06
lol Only answers that the storks bring them for house of the parents inside of a hamper lol… all the children believe it. :P
@sedel1027 (17846)
• Cupertino, California
4 Dec 06
I think that depends on the child. Some kids are mature enough at 7 to find out all the details, others are not. My son asked me that question recently and I started explaining in basic terms and he changed his mind about wanting to know. I think he was just trying to get a rise out of me and didn't expect me to explain anything.
@jaiags (28)
• India
4 Dec 06
I think its a great idea. I don't like it when parents don't tell their kids about stuff like that when they ask. I intend on telling my daughter where babies come from as soon as she wants to know. I don't think its anything to be ashamed of, and I want her to grow up being knowledgable about the world around her.
I think your child will definitely benefit from watching a video on it and being aware of how it works.
@daehtop (118)
• United States
4 Dec 06
I think you should tell your child that when two people love each other they have a baby. Then tell him when he gets older he'll know more about how this works. Tell him its a grownup thing!
@LindySparkles (399)
• El Salvador
4 Dec 06
I think its a great idea. I don't like it when parents don't tell their kids about stuff like that when they ask. I intend on telling my daughter where babies come from as soon as she wants to know. I don't think its anything to be ashamed of, and I want her to grow up being knowledgable about the world around her.
I think your child will definitely benefit from watching a video on it and being aware of how it works.
@september_1st (3209)
• Romania
4 Dec 06
He's to young to understand, you can just say that the answer to his question is more complex and you'll tell him when he grows older, in a few years, that should maintain his interest in the matter....