I love when children learn something that’s common knowledge, but to them it’s a brand new fact to share with the world. They’re so enthusiastic.
This post brought to you by the little girl who just told me that “bees get angry if you hit them.”
I love when children learn something that’s common knowledge, but to them it’s a brand new fact to share with the world. They’re so enthusiastic.
This post brought to you by the little girl who just told me that “bees get angry if you hit them.”
@dramypsyd Wait what!?
This explains a few things. 🤔
@ai6yr
Ditto for wasps.
my 10yo was pensive. So I asked them what they were thinking about. It turns out, they learned that on average people would die after not breathing for 2 minutes. "So we only ever have another 2 minutes to live, Mama! Until the next breath, of course."
I'd never thought of it like that, but yeah.
Edit to add: to be clear: they were excited about this thought. They tried to calculate how many breaths a 100yo would have taken.
Or as teens, you teach them words like “sheeple” or “read between the lines” and you hold up your hand with the index, middle, and ring fingers extended.
Good times.
Ooooh I really like that one! 💕
The fraction who have heard about IT, being 100% at any given age, is surely an exaggeration.
Reference needed.
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