December 11, 2012 (age 5)
Advanced gender concepts with Sam:
Me grumbling about other drivers in the front seat, him listening intently from his car seat.
"But how do you know it was a 'she' driving that car, mom?"
"I guess I don't, really. It looked like a she, but the only real way to know if someone's a she or a he is to ask them."
"Why?"
"Well, because someone could look like a she to me, but actually be a he. Or the other way around."
...thoughtful silence from the back seat, then he says, "Or some people could look like a she *and* a he, but really be neither. Not a he or a she, just a person."
Sunday, April 13, 2014
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The wisdom of children. If only we kept that as we grew older.
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