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WIN the full Max Benjamin candle collection worth €300
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Win two tickets to IMAGE x Sculpted by Aimee’s beauty event
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Shayna Healy

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Women in Sport: First female president of GAA Rounders Paula Doherty
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WIN a €150 Brown Thomas voucher thanks to Magnum
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Every parent will relate to this Twitter thread on the impossible questions children ask before bed


By Edaein OConnell
01st May 2020
Every parent will relate to this Twitter thread on the impossible questions children ask before bed

A new Twitter thread has exposed the inquiring minds of young children and it is the best thing we have seen on the internet in months 


Children are the world’s most inquisitive beings.

They ask questions about everything and don’t hold back when it comes to improving their general knowledge.

One mother has documented this journey in a series of tweets and it is one of the most joyous pieces of content we have consumed in recent times.

Kate Bowler, a professor, best-selling author and podcast host, began to document the sometimes bizarre questions her six-year-old son asks when being put to bed.

 

For the entire month of April, Kate wrote these down and shared the golden nuggets on Twitter for all of us to enjoy.

They range from the sweet and the philosophical to the funny and downright strange.

Here are some of our favourites.

Pumpkin seeds

 

Are raccoons awake?

 

One-eyed people?

 

Funny cheese

 

The last megalodan

A ghost pirate

 

I picked you mom

 

The sun is lava

Don’t forget to say goodnight to all the crystals

 

Can we make a wolf?

 

Can I drive?


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