With my kids, it's not the asking of the questions I mind, as I love answering questions too! Being a dad is one of my favorite things ever. The part that gets frustrating is when. They ask me a question but don't listen to my response. It's not that they didn't understand, mind you... they simply tuned me out as soon as I started talking. And believe me, I'm explaining things in a way they could understand. That drives me nuts when anyone does this, like don't make me waste my breath! Why bother to ask?

I've come up with a good punishment at least: I either ball up my fist and punch 'em in the butt, or I choke their pet rabbit while telling them "look what you did! This is your fault!" Nothin' wrong with that, amirite?

Why do you love answering questions?

I encourage the questions (and have had some really cool ones, like why don't we have two suns, or where did the first person come from) but yes, especially young kids ask questions because they want to hear you talk, and often they are the same one over and over, or don't make sense, or are asked to delay something else. I mostly only answer the exciting well thought out questions and encourage them to try harder if it's not a good question (for their age).

When you're in the middle of cleaning up something they just broke while also cooking dinner, answering "whats dirt made of?" can be a little frustrating.

In my expirience, they tend to make a lot of questions, sometimes very silly ones and many times very quickly they also (since they are kids) cannot understand when it's a good moment to make questions which is the most annoying thing

I decided not to have kids too. My wife understands, but my two sons are a bit shaken by it.

It’s ok to giggle sometimes

Brave assertion in a jokes community 😁

It is both the most amazing and most exhausting feeling of all time.

It’s so wonderful to watch them experience the world for the first time.

And also exhausting to keep up and prevent them from hurting themselves.

I miss the days when my nephew would actively ask me for fun facts. He loved maths as well and we'd just do maths for fun. We watched a video about Rayo's number and he was fascinated with it for months.

His little sister knew the planets at the age of 2.

"What's this planet?"
"Papata."
"What's this one?"
"Taturn."

When you asked her what the sun was made of, she said, "Hot burning gases." My little nerd 😢

Permission to punch the guy who "apologized" for her in the face?

That lady is one of the few things that makes this world enjoyable, she shared her love and knowledge and passion. that's priceless.