Dedworth
11th August 2015, 20:31
Are we there yet? How many times has that question been asked this summer holiday season? And that's not the only thing children ask on long journeys.
Parents report that their kids become increasingly curious when they're in the back of the car on the way to the seaside.
'What happens when you die?' and 'Why is the sky blue?' are just a couple of the innocent questions which leave mums and dads stumped for an answer.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-3193083/RICHARD-LITTLEJOHN-Mummy-pronounce-Batmanghelidjh-half-parents-admit-not-knowing-answers-children-s-questions-RICHARD-LITTLEJOHN-poses-teasers-difficult-answers.html#ixzz3iXKJtvP0
Classic from Littlejohn eg :-
Who's Lord Sewer and why is he wearing a bra?
Dunno.
What are FitFlops?
Dunno.
Who's Jeremy Corbyn and why is he so popular?
Dunno.
Whatever happened to Nick Clegg?
Dunno.
Parents report that their kids become increasingly curious when they're in the back of the car on the way to the seaside.
'What happens when you die?' and 'Why is the sky blue?' are just a couple of the innocent questions which leave mums and dads stumped for an answer.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-3193083/RICHARD-LITTLEJOHN-Mummy-pronounce-Batmanghelidjh-half-parents-admit-not-knowing-answers-children-s-questions-RICHARD-LITTLEJOHN-poses-teasers-difficult-answers.html#ixzz3iXKJtvP0
Classic from Littlejohn eg :-
Who's Lord Sewer and why is he wearing a bra?
Dunno.
What are FitFlops?
Dunno.
Who's Jeremy Corbyn and why is he so popular?
Dunno.
Whatever happened to Nick Clegg?
Dunno.