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Fun questions to ask the children.x

 Hello readers

I hope you have had a lovely weekend and keeping well. Todays blog will be 10 questions that I asked my child over dinner. Some of the answers made me chuckle and was suprised by some also. Comment below what your childrens replies are id love to hear them.


1. Whos the prime minister? ... Borris Johnson

2. Whats yor favourite colour? Yellow....and blue 

3. How olds mommy? 25

4. Whats your favourite number? 45 because 11.45 is 15 minutes till lunch time 🙈

5. What would one wish be? That the sickness goes away.

6. What is mommy and daddys jobs? Fixer and a teacher.

7. Whats your favourite animal? House animal a dog becuase i love my dog , land animal a zebra because their fast.

8. If you could go anywhere where would you go? The beach and go in the sea.

9. Whats your favourite programme? The lion guard.

10. Whats your favourite food? Banana.



Happy Asking


Love Mamma x

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