My friend in his childhood to aunt: “What is your age?” He used to ask this question sometimes if anybody comes to his home.
She said: “30 years. By the way, why did you ask?”
He replied: “Don’t you feel bored living these many years?” © Chandrika K / Quora
When my son was 4, he realized that most of his friends in day care were getting baby brothers and sisters. He then decides that he needs one, too, so he comes to me and says, “Mommy, I want a baby brother.”
I say: “That’s not going to happen, little man. Going through childbirth once was more than enough for me.”
He says: “Oh, you don’t have to have the baby. We’ll just get one at the store.”
I laughed so hard I swerved the car. When I explained to him that they don’t actually sell babies at Babies R Us, he was deeply disappointed. © Crystal White / Quora
One day I went to watch a movie with my whole family in a movie theatre. Then, my younger sister was about 4 years old . It was an interesting movie, so we all were enjoying it, but my sister was looking very irritated after about one hour.
Me: “What happened?”
Her: “They have been showing us the same channel for the past hour. Why don’t they change it?”
And I couldn’t stop laughing at her innocence. © Purva Pruthi / Quora
Friend’s 3-year-old son looking at the wiper of the car: “It looks like the car is saying ’Hi’ to us!” © Akshatha Hebbar / Quora

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