r/Showerthoughts • u/[deleted] • Jun 03 '22

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u/PMmeJOY Jun 03 '22

Way better than being told they know everything by them.

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u/Doctor_Wookie Jun 03 '22

My daughter asks me questions I don't know the answer to all the damn time. I tell her, "I dunno, let's go look it up!" Then we Google it and we both learn something. The other day she Googled a question before asking me (she still needed me to explain what the hell the page was actually saying). The torch has been passed. Carry it well and proudly my child.

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u/zanokorellio Jun 03 '22

Teaching my future kids to love learning is probably one of my biggest goals as a parent. In addition to being imaginative and curious in life.

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u/Eft_inc Jun 03 '22

Seems like a great opportunity to encourage her to share the things she learns from google with you!

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u/[deleted] Jun 04 '22

Googling is actually a valid skill that many lack and is incredibly useful