“How was school today?” “What happened?” “Do you want a bandaid?” “Where are you going?” “Where are you shoes?” “When do you want to clean your bedroom?” “Do you want help with that project?” “Who is this boy?” “What is his family like?”
“So many questions, my daughter snaps at me. Why do you have to ask so many questions all the time? It’s so annoying!”
“Why? Well because I care about you and so I must.”
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“Because I care about you,”… so true. It looks like you know how to have fun and make the most of your mother role!
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Loved the use of questions! They tell us so much about you and your daughter! Very creative!
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Thanks for stopping by!
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Yes , because I care about you is a good reason to ask questions
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So cute. We were teasing my son because he just grew a mustache. So I had to stop by and read your post. Thank you for the smile!
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Light hearted but true!
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So true! We ask questions because we care. And I just want to know about her life.
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Yes… exactly
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Heehee! Great questions. Even better that you care. Sometimes our kids don’t know how blessed they are that we care.
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That’s so so so very true…
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