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What do you answer when you really don't have an answer, when you don’t know why the birds are singing, or if they’re crying or where they sleep?
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Thursday, 18 March 2010 10:17 p.m.
My son very much likes to ask questions and I usually have an answer, if I dont then it's 'what do you think?' or "lets find out" BUT then there is the same question over and over and over again, so after answering the same question about 5 times it always turns into, "what do you think" or 'you asked that already, do you remember what the answer was?' When my lil girl was born I was expecting to get the questions about why she sleeps lots and why she cries etc, but I never got those, instead it was "she sleeps lots coz she is just a baby aye mum?" or (when crying) "I think she needs her nappy changed mum'....So adorable!
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