21 Questions

21 Questions to Ask Your Kids

I found this on The Unexpected Education who found it on Randomosity. I found it entertaining.

1. What is something Mommy always says to you?
"I love you." "Clean your room." "Go to bed."

2. What makes Mommy happy?
"Seeing us." <consensus>

3. What makes Mommy sad?
"Dad." "When we have to leave." "Not cleaning our room."

4. How does Mommy make you laugh?
"Saying and doing silly things." "Telling jokes."



5. What was Mommy like as a child?
They don't seem to know.

6. How old is Mommy?
"32" "33" "34" <no consensus - lol>

7. How tall is Mommy?
"5'6" "5'5" "5'4" <no consensus>

8. What is Mommy’s favorite thing to do?
"Do stuff that we like to do." "Play on your laptop and cellphone." "Read."

9. What does Mommy do when you’re not around?
"Work." "Hang out with your friends."

10. If Mommy becomes famous,what will it be for?
"Computers." "Singing."

11. What is Mommy really good at?
"Computers." "Your job."

12. What is Mommy not very good at?
"Yeah? What are you not good at?" "Playing video games."

13. What does Mommy do for her job?
"Computers." "Help people with their computers."

14. What is Mommy’s favorite food?
"You have a lot of favorite foods."

15. What makes you proud of Mommy?
"When you take us somewhere." "You care about us."

16. If Mommy were a cartoon character,who would she be?
"Squidward. No, Candace." <no consensus - Seriously? From Phineas & Ferb? - FYI, My older kids couldn't come up with an answer for this one. Son says, "You're real, Mom.">

17. What do you and Mommy do together?
"Stuff." "Go places, talk, and play games."

18. How are you and Mommy the same?
"My face!" "Similar personality traits."

19. How are you and Mommy different?
"You know a lot and I don't." "Our hair is different." "You think different things are right than I do."

20. How do you know Mommy loves you?
"You take us fun places and say you love us and we have a house and stuff."

21. Where is Mommy’s favorite place to go?
"Anywhere with us." "Home."

Copy this note, ask your kid the questions and write them down exactly how they respond.