A child's curiosity, his questions may sound useless to some and illogical to others but according to them they are being very fair. A child's question, no matter how useless you may find but try to get their point of view, then you may find it the most obvious which is supposed to be asked.
Once one of my friend's teacher told him that "Simplest way to grow is a 3 letter word ASK". This is what all children do. If they don't know anything, they'll ask you and if they don't then take it as they understood the thing or they are not interested.
Being an adult we may know a lot of things and the one which we don't know we try to understand it on our own, sometimes we ask about that and other time we don't. We don't ask because our mind thinks that "what will be my impression on that guy if I'll ask", and this is the reason why we remain unknown to the things, but you see children don't have that kind of problem.
If they don't understand what is a "Car's steering" they'll simply ask and that's perfectly natural. We should always appreciate a child's question instead of saying that "The question is illogical" or "This is not for you."
So a child's question is perfectly natural and obviously right and perfectly logical...
Being an adult we may know a lot of things and the one which we don't know we try to understand it on our own, sometimes we ask about that and other time we don't. We don't ask because our mind thinks that "what will be my impression on that guy if I'll ask", and this is the reason why we remain unknown to the things, but you see children don't have that kind of problem.
If they don't understand what is a "Car's steering" they'll simply ask and that's perfectly natural. We should always appreciate a child's question instead of saying that "The question is illogical" or "This is not for you."
So a child's question is perfectly natural and obviously right and perfectly logical...
whoa!
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