Last year I asked my son twenty questions, this year I’m doing the same. It’s a wonderful way to archive a few of his favourite things and already I can see his voice forming and getting more opinionated.
If you do something similar, please let me know as I’d love to read them.
To look back, here’s the link to # 3 years old
1. What’s your favourite colour? Green
2. What’s your favourite toy? ummm…a slimer with a policeman ( He doesn’t have anything like this? I’m thinking the Ghostbusters toy advertised on tv?)
3. What’s your favourite fruit? Banana
4. What do you like to watch on TV? Ninja Turtles, Donatello is my favourite (DVD)
5. What do you like to eat at lunch? picky bits *a selection of whatever Mummy can find and arrange on a plate
6. Who’s in your family? Mummy, Daddy and Moët (the name of our dog, not the bottles lying around)
7. What item of clothing do you most like to wear? The one I’m wearing now (shark t-shirt)
8. What game do you like to play? Fighting and Monsters (…thanks Daddy)
9. What’s your favourite animal? A crocodile and sharks, oh and I do like hippopotamus’s
10. What song do you most like? Silly songs and Hangman Jury (Daddies Aerosmith influence)
11. What’s your favourite snack? Dunkers
12. Favourite story book? Sea creatures under the water.
13. Who’s your best friend? Henry James, who lives across our street.
14. What’s your favourite sport? Crazy golf… (not sure this counts)
15. Which holiday do you like the best? Birthdays and Christmas why? because it’s lovely.
16. What do you sleep with? Muzzy (Muslin) and sea creatures, mainly crocodiles and sharks.
17. What do you like best for breakfast? Banana, crossiant and Jam
18. What do you like to do outside? Play
19. What’s your favourite drink? Bubbles (lemonade) and Pineapple juice
20. What’s your favourite dinner? Cheesy pizza.
Until next year, thanks for reading. Please share any that you do, as I genuinely would love to read them.
Oh this is such a wonderful idea to ask the same questions each year and to look back on in years to come! Love how friends have a surname when you’re small – I just love that! Oh and the bubbles too for Lemonade! #DreamTeam
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I will, last year I missed Q6. So I added who’s in your family and I thought this perspective might widen (grandparents etc) as he gets older. Everyone loves bubbles, mummy does 😉
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What a good idea. I am going to do this with my son, I would love to know some of his responses! Great post #TriumphantTales
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Yeah! Tag me when you do, I’d love to read it
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Oh what a lovely idea! And such cute answers! I did giggle at the bottles lying around your house being classed as family! Hahaha #triumphanttales
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Haha at least they wouldn’t make hair
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I love these types of posts. It’s always interesting to see what kids come out with. No doubt yours would be like my little man’s and it would be different every day! Loving the Hangman Jury choice – he has taste! 🙂 Thanks for joining #TriumphantTales, hope to see you back next week! 🙂
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Haha I subject him to the charts and Daddy goes old skool – his taste is eclectic
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What a fab idea to ask these questions each year and look back on them. Great name for your dog #dreamteam
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Haha love champagne and she is a yellow lab, so basically champagne coloured 💕
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She sounds adorable.
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The boy’s got good taste – who doesn’t like ‘picky bits’ for lunch?! Xx #ablogginggoodtime
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Haha and breakfast and dinner if he had his way. Life would be one big buffet
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Oh this is so cute! I love the name Moet for a dog, that’s awesome 🙂 Also love that kids always call their friends by name and surname! Thanks for linking up to #dreamteam
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Haha no worries, I love quirks of children too
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What a lovely way to record a moment in time. I wonder if their favourite colour etc changes over time. #ablogginggoodtime
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Thanks, I can’t wait to see who he becomes
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Returning a year later thinking I ought to question my own 3 year old and see what she says #thesatsesh
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Do it babes, it’s lovely to look back on
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Moét is a great name
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Brilliant idea – I think you will capture so much (and great archive writing material) #thesatsesh
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Thanks Hun
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This is a fantastic idea. I may have to start doing this. What a lovely way to keep memories. I have a diary like book that says to my daughter on the front. xx #thesatsesh http://mummythomas.blog
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Ooo do it in that then lovely 🙂 it’s a nice thing to do and J loves answering them
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Yeah I think I will. Xx
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Oh this is lovely! I did something similar on FB but will start to do it on my blog. Great way to document how things change as they grow up!
#thesatsesh
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It really is x my friend does it on fb
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I love doing 20 questions with my kids. I love the randomness of the answers! Lovely post xx #TheSatSesh
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It’s just joyful to read back on too
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Oh I did this with mine too. I must try it again to see if their answers have changed. I love all those animals too. And no-one can resist cheesy pizza. Thank you for hosting #thesatsesh
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You’re welcome gorgeous lady. Thought of you today, have you come across Lana Schlafer? I thinks she’s your kinda cake. X
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Loved this the 1st time I read it and it’s fab to revisit it! #thesatsesh xx
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