Toddler Interview: 21 Questions
I stole these from the adorable Krystal and her equally adorable daughter Marley. I’m assuming her interview involved a lot less trying to run away to go sit on the dog or watch trash trucks out the window. (I made up a joke for you. How can you tell if a 3-year-old has ADD? They’re breathing.) I might have better luck asking Caroline these questions, except her answers would all be “Cheese!” Here’s the list of 21 Toddler Interview Questions I asked Evan:
1. What is something mommy always says to you? Mommy says “Yes”.
2. What makes you happy? Toys.
3. What makes you sad? Pointing makes me sad. Pointy things.
4. What makes you laugh? Helicopters make me laugh!
5. How old are you? Three.
6. How old is Mommy? Four! You are four.
7. How old is Daddy? Hmmm I don’t know. Daddies are…three.
8. What is your favorite thing to do? Walk, and the zoo. And when Mormor comes to the zoo with us! (Note: Mormor has never been to our zoo.)
9. Who is your best friend? Daddy.
10. What do you want to be when you grow up? Bigger.
11. What are you really good at? Putting things in Mr. Potato Head.
12. What are you not very good at? Using my words.
13. What did you do today? We went at the zoo. (Me: No we didn’t) We went at gymnastics. (Me: No we didn’t) We went to the park and saw my friends and went at Stroller Strides. Are we done yet?
14. What is your favorite food? Chicken and salad. And french fries with a toy and lemonade and a hamburger.
15. What is your favorite song? Music.
16. What do you want for your birthday this year? A castle and a basketball.
17. What is your favorite animal? Sharks and fishes.
18. What is love? Hmmm…I don’t know. Hugs?
19. What does daddy do for work? A boat. He goes on a boat.
20. Where do you live? I got it! In my house.
21. Where is your favorite place to go? The playground. Are we done now? I want to watch Octonauts.
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I love this. Toddler conversations are the best.
This has made my shitty morning so much brighter! Cuteness!
Helicopters make him laugh? I think that deserves a follow-up post. Too cute!
hahaha, nice!
I call dibs on getting him the Basketball.
Did you melt into a pile of goo when he said daddy was his best friend?
I’ve had these saved since Krystal’s post and I need to ask Madison asap.
This is great!! He wants to be “bigger” when he grows up! You have an awesome kid!
Mormor would love to go to your zoo!
I love the “Are we done yet”s. Good for him for answering all the questions. This will be so fun to go back and read someday… :)
I totally want to do this with mine! Such a great idea and fun answers!
LOVE this. I’m going to copy & interview both boys on the first day of school each year (or at least this year & hopefully I won’t forget next year).
This is adorable. I lOve That the zoo was clearly on his mind.
[…] Conducting an informal interview with your little one is a great way to keep up with the memories during the toddler years. This past week a few friends have been posting on Facebook the funny conversations they have with their kid. I don’t get around to posting my conversations with Elena on my Facebook timeline, but I do keep a small notebook in the kitchen and jot down some of the things my daughter says. Recently my little notebook of Elena quotes came up missing. (Elena took it because it’s just her size notebook) and so I’ve been scribbling things down on scraps of paper, which just adds to the mess in the kitchen. Tonight I decided to get some quotes and jot them down electronically in this post. (Some of these questions came from Bebehblog.) […]
Hi,
After reading this it’s given me the idea to do it with my nephew who’s 3 :) I’ve credited you on the post if you’d like to check it out.
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[…] I decided as my 2 bigger babies have just had their birthday’s and are now 4 and 6, that I would do a fun little Q&A with both of them. I looked around the Internet and found a set of questions I really liked, these are questions that I chose to use http://bebehblog.com/toddler-interview-21-questions/ […]
This made me laugh: What do you want to be when you grow up? Bigger. :)
Unbelievable how a small mind can make our spirit brighter. Thanks for sharing this Suzanne, I love your work!
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This was awesome. Just asked these questions to my 6yr old , his answers were hilarious. Thank you for sharing.