Questions we should be asking our kids
947 Drive with Thando · 5 August 2026 · 6m
Speaker 1: Nine four seven drive with tund O week days three to six pm. So most Speaker 1: parents, I mean I know, growing up, like the most at gets how was your Speaker 1: day? Speaker 2: How was school? Oh? I'd also get what did you learn today? Speaker 1: Which is such a whack question, what did you learn today? Speaker 3: I mean I remember I had a friend of ours, a mutual friend of ours, Speaker 3: come over for dinner with their kid a while ago, and the kid was like Speaker 3: maybe five six or whatever, and she came over and I said, Hey, how was Speaker 3: school? And my friend called me on and was like, yo, CIZI. Every time you Speaker 3: see her, you asked the same question, how was school? Can you find new questions Speaker 3: to ask you? Because that's the only thing you've ever asked this kid? Speaker 2: In fact, listen to this. Speaker 1: A viral parenting post suggests a bit of questions like what made you laugh today? Speaker 1: Who did you sit with at lunch today? What was the hardest part of the Speaker 1: day, or did anything surprise you? Those are the simple questions that often lead to Speaker 1: conversations also important ones. Right, it's about bullying, about friendships, about confidence emotions that would Speaker 1: otherwise stay hidden, and. Speaker 3: Also their friends because the question of who did you sit with that lun today Speaker 3: answers that friend question. Speaker 2: So should we get the kids of Joe back to call in and then we
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